ED figure skating ~ jenzie
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Last published Mon, Jul 27, 2020
AU. In which a girl struggles with an eating disorder as a figure skater.
They told her only skinny people can be successful.
"Being overweight means you'll get nowhere in figure skating."
Lies. All lies.
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