I look at the boy sitting across from me and can't help but smile. It's only been two months since I've known Cameron but I can already feel butterflies when he talks to me. I finish my french fries and dump out my tray in the trash."I'm going to go pee," I tell Cameron, shooting him a smile, as I reach inside my purse for my makeup bag.
"Do you," he responds with a sexy wink. I make my way to the bathroom and silently thank god that it's empty.
I get into a stall and drop to my knees and stick my finger far down my throat until my gag reflex kicks in and begin holding my sides while I vomit what feels like all of my insides.
Sorry if you thought this would be a happy story.
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I get up from my knees and kick the toilet with my foot to make it flush then I make my way to the sink. I open my makeup bag-or skinny kit- as I like to call it and take out some eye drops.
My eyes quickly became red from throwing up and I make sure to clear them up with the drops and apply concealer under my eyes to hide my streaked mascara from my tear stained eyes.
I then pull out a mini bottle of mouthwash and swish it around my mouth, wouldn't want to get another cavity, I think to myself as I spit out the clear blue liquid. I then pull out a box of altoids and take one before heading out of the bathroom.
As I enter the cafeteria I notice Cameron is still sitting there looking deep in thought. I take a moment to admire his cuteness.
Most girls wouldn't go for him as he isn't exactly society's "ideal" look of a perfect guy. He's a little chubby and short for our age but beats me by about an inch in terms of height. Despite this though, I believe his cute face would out-win many guys who think they're the shit just because they have abs.
My mother also raised me to not be a shallow bitch who only cares about people's looks. I wish the rest of the world was raised that way. The world is a cruel place.
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Teen FictionI'm not trying to kill myself. "As I stick my fingers down my throat, tears stream down my face, I'll never be anything close to perfect" Sixteen year old Emma Mayes struggles with bulimia and must endure a struggling emotional journey to make her r...