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I'm Flawless


I'm on the smaller end of the scale

I'm told I could be a model

I don't want that

I don't want to be seen as "perfect"

 

I'm on the smaller end of the scale

I'm told how pretty I am

But I always think

"Is it because of my weight?"

 

I'm on the smaller end of the scale

People tell me how skinny I am

I don't want that

I'm already insecure enough about it

 

I'm on the smaller end of the sclae

I'm beginning to be happy with that

And I always think

"I'm flawless"

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