POV: Chrysler DaviiThe mirror in the women’s locker room has a crack running straight down its middle, splitting my reflection into two jagged, uneven pieces. Fitting, I think, adjusting the heavy, oversized black hoodie that swallows my upper body. Even in the dark, breathable cotton, I can feel the phantom pressure of my own skin, the soft swell of my hips, and the heavy, burdensome exhaustion that clings to my bones like wet wool.I trace the crack in the glass with the tip of my thumb.“You keep eating like that, Chrysler, and you’ll need two seats just to cross the campus courtyard,” my mother’s voice echoes in my head, sharp and acid-laced, rattling around the empty chambers of a mind already drowning in grief.It has been four months since my dad died, four months since the only person who looked at me and saw my heart instead of my waistline was permanently erased from my world. And here I am, trapped in a university that feels like a gilded cage, trying to pass a photography
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