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She worries that the people online are right

That when she finally gets someone to make love to her

They’ll expect cheese pizza and cookie-dough beneath her skin

That’s what she’s heard- it’s a sick kind of shaming

That the only people she could convince to adore her, only do so to hurt her

That’s your sick thought, which proves how repulsive you are within your skinny soul

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