She sees how her stomach looks when she's standing in her bra. She sees how her face looks without any makeup on. She sees how her chin looks when looking down at her reflection. She sees how her arms sag when she has them up. She sees how her thighs jiggle when she walks or runs. She sees how her boobs look when she's wearing a top. She sees how her acne looks when she washes her face. She sees how her legs look when she sees her scares. She sees how her hair looks when she wakes up in the morning. She sees how her wrinkles look when she smiles. She sees how her stretch marks are visible when she sits down, but the thing about girls is that they notice every little detail about themselves. Details that other people can't see and they see every little flaw that other people don't notice. So when she doesn't accept compliments that she's beautiful, it's honest because she notices every imperfection she has.
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A Damaged Person's Life
Non-Fictionthis story goes through the pain, happiness, and death of a damaged person - this is a real story based on true story/Authors story
