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Wait omg cherrywriterrr?? I follow you on tumblr I’m obsessed 

ceo of making my readers love Topper

and btw i would like to tell you that your writing and the development of "fuck it up" is extraordinary! congratsfuckinglations, really! u are amazing 

hiii, author! i have a question (maybe a dumb one lol)... is "bittersweet" a continuation of "fuck it up"? 

ik that i always say -Bibi after an a/n but that’s my nickname, my name is fucking Cheryl, sounds like i’m an 80yr old granny that has 10 cats and is single cuz her baby daddy died in jails

i’m bringing some of my tumblr smut over here yall

what if i just quit? i need someone to punch some sense into me

i’m literally roommates with a big ass spider, i’ve had it in my room for like idk 3/4 days? i lost it after it went under my bed so i decided to just let it be 

Let me be absolutely clear: I do not support eating disorders, and my Tumblr and Wattpad are not spaces for that kind of content. I don’t care if it’s subtle or blatant—“how to starve” posts, “thinspo,” calorie obsession, or romanticizing disordered eating in any way is deeply harmful and NOT welcome here. That kind of content is dangerous, disturbing, and promotes a culture that tells young girls—especially already thin, insecure, or impressionable girls—that their worth depends on shrinking themselves. That is not empowerment. That is abuse dressed up in pastel aesthetics and triggering captions.
          
          To the girls who think they have to be the skinniest in the room to be loved, noticed, or enough—I promise you: you are already enough. You do not need to starve to deserve love. You do not need to change your body to be beautiful. Every single body is beautiful, worthy, and valid—curvy, soft, athletic, bony, tall, short, all of it. Beauty is not one-size-fits-all, and we’re not meant to look the same. Being different isn’t a flaw, it’s the point.
          
          Promoting eating disorders is not “just venting” or “personal coping”—it’s broadcasting suffering in a way that pulls other people into the same spiral. That is not okay. What you need is help, not a community that reinforces your pain. You need healing, not hashtags about bones and hunger. So if you run or engage with pro-ED content—if you’re posting tips on how to eat less or look smaller—please do not interact with me. Don’t follow me. Don’t message me. Don’t bring that harm into my space.
          
          And to anyone who’s struggling: you don’t need to hurt yourself to feel seen. Your body is not the problem. The world is. And you deserve to live a full, happy life in the skin you’re in—just as you are.

I wanna be 15 again, I have new ideas of how to ruin my life