She plays with her food, pushing it around on the plate, watching the vegetables roll and the chicken broth drip, the aroma is mouthwatering. She tries not to make eye contact with her food so not to think of the tender juiciness the chicken would bring, soon to explode on her tongue, the crisp crunch the vegetables will make when they touch her teeth. She can feel the hunger growing inside her, an angry beast trying to claw its way out that she's suppressed for far too long. She wonders if eating is worth the risk as she looks down and observes each part of her frame that isn't ramrod straight, remembering that she'll never be good enough for anyone, not even herself. Dropping her fork as if it were a worm, she tried not to give eye contact to the dismantled family sitting at the dismantled table. "May I be excused?"
I feel like it was easier to right a poem on this topic about myself in the third person...idk if you guys will understand what I'm talking about here