What do you think of this? "Don't judge a book by it's cover".?

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Peter

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She wanted him, but for he could not see.
She would give him about almost everything.
He was quite handsome, she was fairly pretty.
But she just wasn't good enough.
He needed someone more petite.
She was about 5 foot 3 and weighed about 120.
You could practically see her ribs and her puny little feet.
She would look in the mirror,
She would just look at herself.
Wishing she could be someone else.
Someone more beautiful.
Someone more skinny.
Dieting and lack of eating.
She came to see him when she weighed about 93.
He opened his front door and started screaming.
She said "what is their somthing in my teeth?"
He said "No, your just plain creepy."
She ran home crying on her bed.
Laying there thinking, bad things roaming through her head.
Her mother came in her room, wondering what's wrong.
The girl said she was fine.
But the next day they found her
Lying there... skin and bone...
Don't judge someone by the way they may look.
 
i dont know if i am of the few that read that but i loved it. i see beauty in every one. i can see the flaws from thier posture and can see what they need to fix. but i also see deep in their eyes that they want to change, but how can you change and fit with the crowd at the same time. i know that every one is beautiful in their own way and their is another one that sees what i see and is the perfect match.
 
Hi,

Yea that's true; however it's not like that in real life. People always tend to judge people by how someone might look.

Nobody can deny the influence the looks can have on someone, but so soon the character will talk for itself. The good looks can hide the ugly inside of someone, but before too long; whatever soul they have would come up to the surface for everyone to see (Only for those who really want to see through).

The thing is that many people just get carried away with the good looks and don't even want to give themselves a second chance to think. They even try to make up for all the shortcomings they might encounter in someone that they don't like to acknowledge of knowing about.
 
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