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not salve
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you're talking like someone who's been burned before you realize that right? well yeah of course of course still can't justify the effort that it takes to forge phenomena that you can fake by using force ask out loud and run for cover to no one particular for explanations to stuff you don't wanna know like why is it so easy approaching strangers about fucking me when i won't ask my own friends out for coffee vacancy can be pretty easy to ignore - when boarders move in they don't wanna do their chores. you're talking like someone who's been burned before you realize that right? well yeah
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do what they want
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think that i wouldn't sleep with asturion? lying face to face till morning making jokes about our defects like, "are you gonna rat me out how i don't really care that much about supporting other women" do you try not to flinch at falling sediment i try not to drool whenever i can feel it settling the churning of a self-contained swamp food source that'll last for years on end shadow bread not too agreeable some layers in the earth will turn your guts watching the words come tumbling out "people gotta do what they want" till you believe it repeat ad nauseam
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