Skinny girls are bitches. Skinny girls don't eat. Skinny girls are fitness freaks. Skinny girls are superficial. Skinny girls don't have insecurities. Skinny girls have eating disorders. Skinny girls are lucky. Skinny girls aren't real women. #thepeopleofsociety @thelovesociety

he was just a boy who didn't know where he belonged who felt lonely all the time who was lost but it was okay because he was used to it

r e a d nice guys b e f o r e y o u r e a d t h i s. nice guys finish last but bad boys finish first only because they're chased down. # some high rank in s h o r t s t o r y

about a girl who loved everyone and forgot herself along the way. # some high rank in s h o r t s t o r y

Average. That's what she is and apparently will ever be, or at least that's just what others see her as.

Keira is the type of girl your mom warns you about. It doesn't matter though, you'll still go after her. You want to change her. You'll think it's working. She'll pretend to love you, then break your heart. She doesn't care when you end up crying, because everyone told you to stay away. She's a flame and you get trapped in the blaze, thinking you'll never get burned because her fire is ice cold. You catch frostbite instead. A story about how people aren't what they seem. to be :: volume II #149 Teen Fiction 5/14/16 Completed 7/28/16

she believed in happily ever afters. that was her first mistake. *people of society [warning: plot holes, rushed endings, short chapters, and an overall crappy book. in other words this is the trashiest piece of trash to have ever been labeled as trash. read at your own risk]

[previously Fools] maybe she was a fool for falling in love with a boy she knew may never love her © 2016 by Ghost_Bird. All rights reserved.

she never spoke up for herself. everyone "loved" her. in their eyes she was the blonde that was pretty, dumb, and showed too much skin. Beautiful cover made by @starrgazing

about a boy who loved a girl & never loved himself enough that he lost everything. # some high rank in s h o r t s t o r y