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hi.. it's me. i hate sushi, i hate vanilla ice cream, i hate caviar and oysters. virgin-clad lips, i'm picturing a tall and handsome guy, with dark blue or green eyes, brown or ***** blond hair and smile that can melt a butter as hard as stone, a body that is too beautiful... a model. but is he kind? caring? maybe he likes girls who are skinny, beautiful... a size 0 or 2 or 4. me...it's me. a size 8 girl who loves to eat. some tell me i'm thin. but mom always tell me that i'm not fat... but not thin either. i want him to kiss me. my first kiss... i don't know. will it happen? i want it to...badly. where will we meet? my imagination is running. i'm...desperate. there. i said it. i'm...starving. for attention, for affection. i'm ugly. i know i am. i'm not good enough. i will never be good enough. i'm not worth it. i'm not worthy of receiving love. but if it isn't meant to happen... then it's not gonna happen.
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Jul 20, 2015
Jul 20, 2015 at 11:02 PM UTC
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hi.. it's me. i hate sushi, i hate vanilla ice cream, i hate caviar and oysters. virgin-clad lips, i'm picturing a tall and handsome guy, with dark blue or green eyes, brown or ***** blond hair and smile that can melt a butter as hard as stone, a body that is too beautiful... a model. but is he kind? caring? maybe he likes girls who are skinny, beautiful... a size 0 or 2 or 4. me...it's me. a size 8 girl who loves to eat. some tell me i'm thin. but mom always tell me that i'm not fat... but not thin either. i want him to kiss me. my first kiss... i don't know. will it happen? i want it to...badly. where will we meet? my imagination is running. i'm...desperate. there. i said it. i'm...starving. for attention, for affection. i'm ugly. i know i am. i'm not good enough. i will never be good enough. i'm not worth it. i'm not worthy of receiving love. but if it isn't meant to happen... then it's not gonna happen.
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Jul 20, 2015
Jul 20, 2015 at 11:02 PM UTC
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