Skinniest Love in History
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Ongoing, First published Oct 14, 2014
Enduring the pain and loud cries from deep inside and torturing yourself as you keep a safe distance enough to keep yourself from falling to hard.. 

Is just basically what it takes to label your feelings as skinny, and lacking.

And not being able to nourish it completely and properly.

Bonnie was struggling hard enough, not liking one bit of the idea of risking everything on line just because of her selfish and silly lingering feelings.

What could she have done? She's helpless, fighting back the pain and love sick effects from Cupid and his god damned arrow wouldn't have done anything any better, she's nothing against it. She's just a mere human being may I remind you.




"I might have infatuated on someone, and that someone is no other than my bestfriend. Sure as hell wasn't easy."

And that got me betting billions on this statement.
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