the mirror
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Última publicación dom, mar 13, 2016
It was the mirror. It was always the mirror.
I hated staring at it and having to endure all the thoughts that came to my head.
The reflection was something I was not happy about.
My stomach was too fat.
At that very moment, I would always think of when my mom said my hips were getting big and all of a sudden, felt like absolute shit.
Maybe it was her, maybe it was my thoughts, or maybe it was the mirror.
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