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Posted on September 8, 2007 by wordhabit

they come in all sorts of forms: plastic, glass, round, square, wall size, clutch purse size…and sometimes they’re people.

it’s not that they look like you. it’s that their behaviour helps you see yourself. in that moment you have choices. do i accept what i’ve seen? do i reject it? do i take necessary steps to adjust how i look? etc.

i love mirrors.

i abhor mirrors.

one minute i look marathon-ready.

the next i look like i just gave birth to quadruplets.

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