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Weightless

Weightless

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Oct 8, 2017
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my weight was something I always struggles with. 6th grade was when I had the most trouble. I was one of the more curvy girls. I carried a extra pounds then anyone else. people thought it was funny to moo at me every time I was in the halls. people thought it was hillarious to permanently carve the word fat on my green locker. People thought it was funny to remind me every class that I was fat. One day I had enought I told my mom and she home schooled me for 4 years. Now being a senior I was forced out of my home and into high school where I had learned that the only way in life was to be skinny and pretty. I no longer was fat brunnet from 6th grade. I now was the skinny brunnet with highlights in her hair with high cheekbones and sea blue eyes. I thought I would remain heartless but that wasent until I met him the one that would change me and make my heart melt and regain it's human beats.
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