Five Days - Michael Clifford
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  • Reads 4,520
  • Votes 221
  • Parts 25
  • Time 1h 42m
Complete, First published Aug 17, 2014
Being the most un-average girl ever was a little hard. I had cellulite on my thighs that always touched all the time, a tummy that protruded out an inch or so, my calves and arms that were more flabby than muscle, and on top of all that, I was taller than the average girl. I was about 5'8" and taller than most of the guys I've met. And I've been this way ever since I can remember.
     I don't think that I would be the first choice of anyone. I don't think I would be the one that someone wanted to meet at a concert or bar. I am never the one to be approached when out with friends.
     With all of that, my self confidence has plummeted. I am never able to change the way I looked mainly because I am too lazy and hungry all the time.
     I had finally found the one person who could accept me for who I was. I found three others who loved me for me. And all that was so strange and unusual for me. 
     It's sad really, with how I can become such a mess with just one flick of a finger.
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My eyes widened as I was pulled into a bone crushing hug by one of the tall men my best friend fangirled over. "Would you like a picture?" He asked me once he let go. "What? Oh. No. I'm just here with a friend," I backed away slightly. "You sure? I could sign your hat," he seemed genuinely surprised I turned him down. "Yeah. Sorry not a fan," I shrugged and walked over to where my friend stood. . . . In which a famous boy tries to get a college student to like him and his music *COMPLETED*