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we all have insecurities. maybe about our bodies, maybe about our curves, maybe about how much we weight.
there are something's that make people think their fat; mirrors, words, scales, clothes, and other peoples. mirrors that show them what they look like, not their heart. words that leave more scar than a knife could give. clothes that showed them their flaws, not their qualities. other people with 'perfect' bodies.
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