Size Two
She's starving to be a size two
To be viewed as perfect in this day's society
She's striving to be a size two
With a little waist
And a big gap between her thighs
She's not happy in her own skin
She looks in the mirror and no matter what
She isn't pleased with what she sees
She's striving to be a size two
To make her boyfriend happy
So maybe he might think that she is
Beautiful and finally post her on his instagram
Every Wednesday and show her love
She's striving to be a size two
So she can fit in that dress she wants
For senior prom
Shes striving to be a size two
To be flawless, perfect in a world that
Is filled with impurities but we mask them up
So we can feel like we're important
When we're just waddling in our own misery
She's striving to be a size two
So maybe, just maybe
He won't cheat on her anymore
And maybe he'll take her out and show her off
She's striving to be a size two because no matter what her mother tells her
She still feels so ugly on the inside
She's striving to be a size two because
That's all the world has taught her.
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