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Pretty Girl

Pretty girl, You are not a Barbie. You are not a bleach blonde plastic object to be dressed up and toyed with. Pretty girl, You are not a balloon. You are not meant to be filled up and emptied or popped. Pretty girl, You are not scratch card. You are not meant to be scratched open and apart People looking for answers and joy within you. Pretty Girl, You are a human being. You are meant to be flawed and scarred and to watch movies on a Saturday night alone. Your body is meant to be a temple It is not meant to be judged for its sexiness by Teenaged boys who have no idea what the world is made out of. A size 16 and a double zero have the same claim to happiness Without stepping outside their house and feeling like there is no place for them there. Pretty girl, You are a pretty girl. And there is pride in that.
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