a thought experiment
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i have a life that isn't mine but also isn't anybody else's.
The urge to disappear off the face of the earth is one I’ve gone back to and reconsidered several times for no apparent reason. I find myself telling people I have no regrets in my past decisions because “everything happens for a reason” wh...
bitches experience ONE friend group breakup and think the world's ending
From ‘Doc McStuffin's’ to ‘Alexa and Katie’ to ‘F.R.I.E.N.D.S’. Every piece of friendship themed media I consumed led me to believe that friendship was about always being there for your best friend. It’s about trusting one another and knowi...
the ideal woman is a lump of clay
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a lump of clay is malleable and soft to the touch.
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void of a per...
on softening the box we put ourselves in
the phrase “its not that deep” will never apply to me because i live to see everything as some kind of commentary on the way we exist as both individuals and as a part of society.
i recently learnt that in order to soften their pointe sho...
one last glimpse
The sharp crows of the rooster pierced Deoli's morning silence and alerted a young girl that it was time for her day to begin. In a small house with gradually crumbling walls, lived young Amrutha with her aging mother and younger brother. W...
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