Fat Girl

Fat Girl

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Roseabelle Jones, a seventeen year old girl. On the outside, people might have thought she was just a girl who didn't really care about what others said. She was talented, smart, very vocal and quite confident when talking to people. Little did they know that she was the complete opposite when it came to one particular thing about herself- her weight. Her weight had bothered her ever since a young age, and at most times, she was on the verge of giving up, because she just felt oh so very pathetic. She was known as the "fat girl." Roseabelle thought that she would never be able to do what she loved, to do what she wanted, or to even feel a romantic type of love; all because of her size. However, the not so little Roseabelle didn't know what was in store for her. This story revolves around society's way of brainwashing humanity's thoughts, making people think that they do not deserve to live. It emphasizes on our own personal flaws, which naturally, are not flaws but are gifts; only society makes us think of them as imperfections.
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I stare at the girl in the mirror, feeling the horrible scratchy material of the skinny jeans, harsh against my skin. I hate skinny jeans. But I want to fit in. I want to be one of those pretty, confident skinny girls. I want to look at the mirror and acknowledge that I am beautiful and appealing to boys. I'm not just a fat lump. I want to feel love like in the love stories. I want to know that someone out there is right for me. That someone loves me. I know that my Mom and my big brother love me. But that's all. I'm not even one of those half-decent girls that have one best friend: I am no one. **** This is the story of thirteen year old, Adeline, who is mercilessly made fun of because of her size. This is the story of how she proved those girls wrong. This proves that if you're not happy either, YOU CAN CHANGE!

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