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Last published Tue, Sep 24, 2024
A story about a group of friends that represents different eating disorders and body types.
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strong themes but this is a harm reduction focused story
love
body image
self esteem issues
friendship dynamics
WILL TAKE REQUESTS!!
#1 weight lifting
#1 orthorexia
#3 emmaxregina
#4 bulimanervosa
#2 that girl
#11 track
#7 gymnastics
#22 blonde
#8 body image
#9 relatable
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