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Chubby

Chubby doesn't bother me. I am ok with big It's not the curves the fat Or the occasional roll It's not my jiggly upper thighs My thick legs. That bother me. I think my body has beauty. I believe my body has beauty as long as I love it. As long as I am willing to stand up tall And walk with confidence My body has beauty As long as I continue to use my body To move Stretch Feel ache dance jump lust be... Then my body has beauty I am still insecure But I know That when I ask myself Would you really be prettier when you're smaller? I can say honestly No. Because I know I can only be as pretty as I let myself be No matter what form I take My body has beauty As long as I love it.
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samantha-lynn-bates
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Nov 9, 2010
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