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Reflection
On average you will look in the mirror eight times per day,
but you never truly see your reflection.
You see a distorted image of it.
You see what society demands of you.
You see yourself as
too fat
too skinny
too tall
too short
too pale
too dark
What you don’t see is
the happiness your smile bring to everyone you meet
the intelligence you radiate as you walk into a room
the drive and determination you have when you want something
What you don’t see is
how much of an impact you have on others’ lives
how much you are cared
how much you are loved
What you don’t see is who you truly are.
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