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She’s too fat.

She’s too thin.

She’s too tall.

She’s too short.

 

Her chest is too big.

Her chest is too small.

Her butt is too big.

Her butt is too flat.

 

If she doesn’t have the bulging hip bones

like the model in Victoria Secret,

is she a real girl?

The world says no.

 

If she doesn’t have a thigh gap

like the model in Cosmo,

is she a real girl?

The world says no.

 
 
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MaraBH
<p>The image of beauty has been distorted.&nbsp;</p>

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