Servertrista marie is a woman with an eating disorder who struggles to make it through her day without eating. She is trying to recover from a life-altering eating disorder that left her overweight, anxious, suicidal, depressed, and unable to eat. The struggle she has is just one example of how food and diet play a huge role in our lives.
The only thing we can really complain about is being called a “candy.” This has been a big part of my life for a couple years now, and it has actually changed a lot. You can’t call someone “candy,” but you can call them “candy” when you get down to it. If you’re going to call someone a “candy,” you should always do it as a woman instead of a person. Your body will change as you get older.
Its true. I think I’m going into my mid-30s. I’m not sure how long I’ve been eating candy, but I can safely say that I’m getting fatter. I feel it in my hair, my skin, everywhere.
Like most people, I have a soft spot for candy. I started when I was just 10 years old and have never stopped. My mother would bring me candy and sometimes we’d just sit there and eat it. But now? Now I bring it to school. I bring it to church. I bring it to my work. I even bring it home for dinner. I bring it to my friends. I would rather have a piece of chocolate than a can of soda.
Candy is good for you, I know, but it isn’t just a candy that keeps you alive. It’s also a reminder. Its power of suggestion. It’s a subtle reminder that you’re not in your body.
Candy isn’t just a sugar that you’re drinking. Its a reminder. It has power over your body. It has a way of pulling you out of your body. Its a subtle reminder that your body is not working. Its a reminder that you’re not in your body. Its a subtle reminder that youre not in your body. Its a subtle reminder that you’re not in your body.
Candy comes in many forms: sugary, sugary-y, chunky, smooth, hard, crisp, crunchy, or crunchy-y. They all have power over your body. They all have a power over your body. They all have a way of pulling you out of your body. They all have a way of pulling you out of your body. They all have a way of pulling you out of your body.
When you’re not in your body, you have no feelings, you have no thoughts, you have no thoughts. You have no thoughts. You have no emotions, you have no emotions, you have no emotions. You have no emotions. You have no thoughts. Nothing. But still inside your body.
Sophia Jennifer
