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The pipes froze as the toilet overflowed with pangs of guilt and bile bitten clothes. She tried to dispose of what she ate from breakfast to lunch to her snacks after eight. From dieting to shame, infatuation came, from the overwhelming pain of being herself. Scared to ask for help, she took matters to her hands. One to hold her hair, the other to her thyroid gland. © Matthew Harlovic
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Jun 24, 2015
Jun 24, 2015 at 11:06 PM UTC
Flushed Out February
The pipes froze as the toilet overflowed with pangs of guilt and bile bitten clothes. She tried to dispose of what she ate from breakfast to lunch to her snacks after eight. From dieting to shame, infatuation came, from the overwhelming pain of being herself. Scared to ask for help, she took matters to her hands. One to hold her hair, the other to her thyroid gland. © Matthew Harlovic
I know it brings back bad memories and I'm sorry.
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Jun 24, 2015 at 11:06 PM UTC
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