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We judge people for the things we hate about ourselves. When you look at that girl all confident in her new black dress Stop. Don't scoff at her just because you aren't comfortable in your own body. Just because your legs are too long and you may seem kinda stocky. When you see that boy doing his best on his new guitar solo Stop. Don't laugh at him with friends just because you don't play an instrument as a hobby And you wish you could and maybe that makes you snobby. And when you see that family all together and happy Stop. Don't get jealous just because your family history is foggy and you never really had a mommy. We judge people for the things we hate about ourselves.
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 4:58 PM UTC
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We judge people for the things we hate about ourselves. When you look at that girl all confident in her new black dress Stop. Don't scoff at her just because you aren't comfortable in your own body. Just because your legs are too long and you may seem kinda stocky. When you see that boy doing his best on his new guitar solo Stop. Don't laugh at him with friends just because you don't play an instrument as a hobby And you wish you could and maybe that makes you snobby. And when you see that family all together and happy Stop. Don't get jealous just because your family history is foggy and you never really had a mommy. We judge people for the things we hate about ourselves.
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 4:58 PM UTC
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