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by @haley-14

You place your hands gingerly on my stomach Knowing I'll just slap them away, Because I'm insecure. But you always place them back there, Saying "Why do you hate your stomach? You're not fat." I mutter something inaudible. "You're beautiful, stop that." My forehead rests against yours as I pout "You're beautiful, and you know that I mean it."
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