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Where do I begin? In the wounded smile plastered on my face? This face, it says I'm sure I don't look pale. It says that cookie sounds delicious, but I'd rather check the scale. This face, it says go easy on the bread. It says I'm not too skinny, so just forget what mother said. This face, it says this isn't enough progress. It says maybe i'll skip a meal or two, that should speed up the process. This face, it says where's the girl with exceptional curves? Thick brown locks, gleaming eyes, Vibrant, charming, charismatic, with a radiant smile that never fails. So where do I begin? I guess I should've never started.
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