Teenager ELA

Skluzavka: 1
God never meant for us to look at ourselves constantly, I feel weird yet bare, insane but unaware. I wake up every day to see my self-hatred physically manifest itself on my body.
My face is breaking out and my face is oily and disgusting.
My hair frames my face weirdly, my face shape makes my eyes look disproportionate
My legs look weak and my eyebags are getting worse. I have no idea how people in my school still maintain their skin
Skluzavka: 2
I crave the validation but the extra spotlight scares me. I want people to notice me but not to perceive my existence
I hope no one looks at me. I feel like everyone secretly hates me and talk behind my back
Everyone has new clothes but I stay wearing this. Do I look like a mess compared with them? Does it wash me out? Do I even feel I can compare?
Skluzavka: 3
At the end of the day, all teenagers worry and focus on themselves that they constantly look at everyone elseas a ruler for what they are supposed to be.
She probably gets more sleep than me and overall happier
His new clothes suit him well and his skin is clear of acne. Why can't his life be mine.
I feel like I am not keeping up with my peers
Skluzavka: 0
His legs look amazing, He can probably play volleyball better than me.

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