Through The Eyes of Her
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(WARNING: anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, self harm, anxiety, and many other mental illnesses are included in this story)
This story is about a girl named Luka. Luka is happy, self confident, and worry free. This is true until something starts happening over time and that she doesn't even realize.
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