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I place the eyebrow razor down,
Face clean shaven,
Doing my skincare.
I stumble back over to it hours later,
The handle digging into my hand as the blade runs over my skin.
"Just enough for it to hurt a bit.."
But I pick at the scabs days later,
The razor sitting on my counter,
A reminder of my weakness.
I pick at my lips,
Biting the skin on my fingers,
But the razor finds it's home,
In my shaky palm,
Sliding over my skin like a comb.
"No more. I'm done with this."
I throw it all away,
Watching as the cuts fade into scars that I cover with make up every time I wear shorts.
I dig through my parents bathroom things,
Tears streaming down my face as I try to stay quiet.
The moment the cold metal hits my skin I breathe,
I feel whole,
The handle finding its home,
As small droplets fall,
Staining the sink,
The razor calming my burning eyes.
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Author:
Sophia. (
Offline) - Published: November 28th, 2025 23:03
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- Category: Sad
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