She stares at the looking glass, exhausted.
And what does she see?
She sees a girl.
A stranger.
A girl with tired and swollen eyes.
with dark circles under her eyes.
A girl with thighs too large and chests too small.
with collarbones that are too big, with no curves on her body.
A girl with one too many scars on her pale skin.
She stares at the looking glass.
And what does she see?
A girl who is sick and tired of living.
She wants her reflection to go away, to disappear forever.
But deep down, she knows.
She knows it will haunt her endlessly.
She stares at the looking glass.
And what does she see?
Her reflection staring back at her.
The girl she doesn't want to be.
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Voices
Teen FictionWhat happens when you can't stop the voices in your head? Louisa Simmons is just another girl, invisible to the world, lost in the abyss of her thoughts, desperate for an escape. But can you really run away from yourself? Sam Mitchell is just anoth...
