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“Authors of confessions write especially to avoid confessing, to tell nothing of what they know. When they claim to get to the painful admissions, you have to watch out, for they are about to dress the corpse.”

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Uh oh guess this is it

No because I literally just thought someone was breaking in, and even still I can’t quite tell, and all I’m thinking is “make this post all lowercase or should I drop in a period to end this farewell just in case.” And should I put a shirt on? Do you know what I mean, I have rosemary oil in my hair. I have so many hundreds of posts set to private, my documents are completely out of order, oh dear and should I put a shirt on

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well two sounds yellow but is blue

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2 is yellow tho

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No work tomorrow literally because it’s The King’s Birthday. Everything is hilarious. Heavy snowfall.

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I kind of do want to go snowflake mode for a second over everyone around me diagnosing one another with autism constantly, mostly because this lately is thrown at me a lot and sticks and stones may break my bones but an unqualified diagnosis of autism is only fine when strategically convenient x thanks

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just some lsd please thanks goodnight amen

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“If thou hadst a hundred masks upon thy face even thy faintest thoughts would not be hid from me.”

Cordelia in excerpt from King Lear by Shakespeare

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Being an idiot is important too because fools prompt brilliant ideas in the brilliant. Whatever I can do to help!

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“If life has treated a man like a brigand, and has taken from him all it could in the way of honours, friends, adherents, health, possessions of all kinds, he may perhaps, after the first shock, discover that he is richer than before. For it is only now that he knows what is truly his, what no brigand is able to get his hands on; so that he perhaps emerges out of all this plundering and confusion wearing the noble aspect of a great landed proprietor.”

Friedrich Nietzsche

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Some books in my possession are doubles, triples or more of the same story, not only falling under the category of foreign translation. Books printed posthumously reflect the fact, so it feels special opening a novel by the deceased and reading a writer's biog inside realising the copy in my hands was made manifest while they were alive, “…was born in… contributes regularly to…” because in the rare enough case they'd left a significant impact upon me, it's bloody nice to pretend they still are beyond through abstraction.

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Loyalty while often assumed mutually prerequisite isn't a trial-precedent quality between two people and that's why genuine risk is necessary for its emergence. The most reliable people aren't infallible, they prove consistency over time as conscientious self-investigators who've worked and do continually to understand the motives behind their own actions and do not lie about them when new understandings come to light.

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[looknorf]

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jane banette, vibrant things

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GoOd pEopLe onLy wRite GOOD pEoPle inTo mYthiCaL utOpiAs