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Let me tell you a bedtime story. It goes Once upon a time there was a girl born for void filling purposes, She cried till they told her to stop and she never cried again. She learned everything perfectly and extremely well. Then her best friend died. Then her brother killed himself. She decided to get high. and lost her drive but she didn't care and said all the swears. She ***** and lies but she always listened and never cried. Her womanly emotions would not get the best of her. Instead she stuffed them into a shoe box that she hid behind all the skeletons and needles she keeps in the closets. The Girl was born to fill a void. Used as a vault for all the faults of those around her. She was meant to fill a void. But then her best friend shot herself in the head while she watched. then she found her brother dead. And she lost her drive. The girl is older now. She still has no drive, but she has this void that needs to be filled. and tears in her eyes.
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Dec 22, 2021
Dec 22, 2021 at 3:25 PM UTC
bedtime story
Let me tell you a bedtime story. It goes Once upon a time there was a girl born for void filling purposes, She cried till they told her to stop and she never cried again. She learned everything perfectly and extremely well. Then her best friend died. Then her brother killed himself. She decided to get high. and lost her drive but she didn't care and said all the swears. She ***** and lies but she always listened and never cried. Her womanly emotions would not get the best of her. Instead she stuffed them into a shoe box that she hid behind all the skeletons and needles she keeps in the closets. The Girl was born to fill a void. Used as a vault for all the faults of those around her. She was meant to fill a void. But then her best friend shot herself in the head while she watched. then she found her brother dead. And she lost her drive. The girl is older now. She still has no drive, but she has this void that needs to be filled. and tears in her eyes.
Lisajones
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20/F/Canada
Dec 22, 2021
Dec 22, 2021 at 3:25 PM UTC
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