Weight Is Just A Number
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  • Reads 23,759
  • Votes 1,086
  • Parts 48
  • Time 2h 13m
Ongoing, First published Nov 07, 2016
Mature
Patrick, when you pass out because of reaching your goal, (now you have that beautiful body you have always wanted) just shrug it off and say im fine, nobody will notice. You can go another day without eating, what's another day of living off of green tea and sucking on 0 calorie mints? You need to. Just another mile, ignore the burning pain in your chest and your asthma kicking in, just keep running. You need it. Just pop a few more pills before the show, got to keep your energy up and you wouldn't want anyone to find out about your habits when you pass out and get rushed to the hospital. You need the drugs. Cut a bit deeper, just a quick motion of your hand up your wrist and if you're lucky you might bleed out. If not don't worry, you deserve this pain. You need it.

A story about Patricks bad self esteem and troubled thoughts. © yourformerlover 2016
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[Completed] Pete's been abused by his drug-addicted and drunken father for as long as he knows. He knows no diffrent. His father's always looked down on him, making him feel less of himself everyday. Patrick's always seen his school through the slits of a locker. He cant escape the constant bullying, no matter what he does. His mom is barely even fit to be a mother, she's never home and even when she is, she's dunk and surrounded in men from the bar. All Patrick wants is his dad to come back, but he knows thats impossible, considering its been five years since he died. Yet when these two log onto an online chat room, they may just realize what they've been looking for is just behind a screen ---StumptownFunkYouUp writes for Patrick and iamfobsessed writes for Pete---