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Insecure
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Ongoing, First published Dec 10, 2014
Sometimes the only thing a person is fighting against is our own insecurities.   Some fight because of their own voices in their head.   The voices screaming 
"Your ugly! "  "Your fat! ".  They make us want to change ourselves.   Others fight because others make them feel so.   Others are the ones chanting those evil screams.   They make us feel the need to change ourselves.   We feel the need to change anything and everything.   We then start changing.   Our weight.   Our image.   Even the way we act.   Sometimes people start fighting with themselves when there's nothing to fight.   When in reality they should change nothing.   Everyone is perfect the way they are. 



If you or someone you know is having troubles with depression, anorexia, anxiety, or more.   Get help quickly.   Go to an adult. 


I hope u liked the story.   I wrote it today from my own heart ❤.  If you guys want more stories like this or anything else please comment.  Nerdsy101hmr
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