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maw [93]
3 years ago
9

What are the literary terms in: "Having a slow metabolism ruins everything. All my friends will be in tank tops, and I'll be in

a hoodie I’m good at zipping up my insecurities, thinking I could sweat them out" and "My hour long workout routine consists of 5 minutes of push-ups on my bedroom floor,
a denial mirror repelling my lanky limbs; 5 minutes of keeping my chin high over the bar of self doubt; 10 minutes of placing 100 pounds of failure on my chest
so it becomes the elephant in the room; 10 minutes of jogging with ghosts
chuckling at my chunky thighs"
English
1 answer:
vodka [1.7K]3 years ago
7 0
Meaning that "when you eat food, your fat burns out slow and gets stored, and you try to work out to get rid of all that excess fat. You try really hard but nothing works
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