To be skinny
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  • Reads 188
  • Votes 4
  • Parts 5
  • Time 6m
Ongoing, First published Feb 19, 2015
Skinny
Skinny thighs, flat stomach, thigh gap.
It's all I girl wants, to look good, to not get picked on for being the"fat one" cause it sucks. It sucks so bad that over night you cry from looking at the scales. All you want to be is accepted, but no one will give it to you
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 Hey, my names Lola white, I'm the average teen, average friends, average life. I never really gave what people thought about me. It was summer and the last day of school. This is the time I will ask my crush out. I know atleast that if he sais no I have all summer not to worry about it. That was when the belly rang. I tucked ,y shit in my skirt so you couldn't see my jiggly belly. I checked quickly in the mirror to make sure I look kee good and pounced to his locker. Out of breath I looked up. He was there. I held my breath and walked right up to him.
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