cobwebs in my brain
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you’re not a shitty person
This was something that my beloved girlfriend told me the other day. At first, this confused me, as I always had held true to my heart, that I was in fact, a shitty person. What else was I supposed to believe, when at every turn, I had trea...
white people and their skin-off chicken
Recently i started working at a butchers. Well, that’s not really the truth, but I don’t have any other way to phrase it. They employ about a dozen butchers, and they do, butcher animals. They trim, dice, cut, slice, maim and otherwise dise...
we need to be more critical on things
i think a lot of things these days are falling into habits of normality and mediocrity. we’ve all seen the memes of the comparisons between how architecture looked a few hundred years ago compared to now. we’ve all noticed a lack in the fla...
misery loves no company
i think i like to self sabotage. the phrase ‘misery loves company’ is often thrown around. the feeling that people who share their sorrows with others, in hopes to either bring them down or simply find shared comfort in equal misfortune. th...
why does buying antidepressants make me suicidal
Forgiveness is an interesting concept. One that I think I’ve never really been good at. I find it very easy to tell someone to get fucked if they do something wrong by me. I don’t have time for anyone that betrays and disregards my trust, I...
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