Fragile
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Is weight what really matters in life? Maybe it is, maybe it's not. Maybe some people care about it more than others.
Livia, 17-year-old girl gets to experience the real raw world. Friends, best friends, are suddenly making her conscious of her body. The comments are driving Livia to the deep end, suffering endlessly from the need to starve, to always be more beautiful. Can she be saved anymore, or does she even want to be saved?
Disclaimer: English isn't my native language, so I'm very sorry if there's spelling mistakes, etc!!
Also, this is my first real book here and my writing gets better throughout the chapters!!! The first chapters are clingy, but it gets better<3
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I do not recommend this to anyone recovering or struggling with an eating disorder, or younger readers. This story is based on true stories and can be a bit rough.
Story contains: ed, anorexia, sh, violence
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