redemptive exercises
fiona ♱ redemptive exerciseseveryone must be involved in the struggle for the sake of the common salvation ... we are all in the process of dirtying our hands in the quagmire of our soul and the terrifying void of our minds. any bystander is a coward or a traitor ~frantz fanon
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