Technically Me
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"Dearie if you had seen clearly, you should have known we needed dancers not some fat burly lady looking for ways to shed weight" the model stature girl said.
What the heck! I said astonished as I stood up. Please Nene, don't go. Christians don't get into fights. Zozy said holding me.
Chill girl am not about to get into a fight just going to put someone in her place, I replied as I shoved her hand gently.
Hey there, I said with an innocent smile as I approached their table. The model girl turned but so did the fat girl who was about leaving clearly embarrassed. I turned to the model girl who was trying to intimidate me with her height and I said "miss perfect stature it's obvious that everything you lacked in your brain you made up for with your height! But that doesn't give you the right to body shame anybody! I said glaring at her.
Ohunene being the last girl with four gorgeous elder sisters, had always felt ugly for her short chubby stature. Her parents worsened it by always telling her they had wanted a boy as their fifth child not her. She used to think she was a mistake but not anymore.Nothing she detests more like body shaming. With a Christ like self esteem she sets off to school with only one passion.Find out what it is??
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