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1 a.m. conversations with the ceiling

Why? It’s not fair. How could they do that? I’m sick of being hated for existing. Why do they hate me so much? What did I do? It’s not my fault. I can’t do anything. Why? I could have saved her. I failed. Please forgive me. It wasn’t supposed to be like this.
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CaseyAF
23 / M / Wisconsin
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Written by
CaseyAF
23 / M / Wisconsin
Published
Jul 1, 2020
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19·53
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Hey dad, my identity isn’t political viewpoint you bastard. I’m an idiot to think you’d ever want to know me.

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#life#unfair#2020#hate
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