I hate my body,
and the way I act,
I hate that I hate myself,
so thank you, mom and dad,
for teaching me what self-loathing is,
all at the ripe age of 10.
Sometimes when I wake up,
I want to wake up dead,
so I don't have to be me,
so I can leave my body,
I'd do better ghostly-
rather than humanly.
If there's ever a time-
one where I don't hate my body,
a day where I can feel okay eating,
then please remind me-
remind me to send my parents a "thank you".
I'll never stop,
I'll never learn how,
it's a man vs man situation,
but it's me vs me,
and there'll be no winners,
because we'll both be dead.
- Author: jay scott sterling (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: November 23rd, 2021 01:21
- Comment from author about the poem: a story of self-loathing and eating disorders kickstarted at 10 in 100 words or less
- Category: Sad
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