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if i had to put into words the sour feelings in which i had toward your hold onto me; rather an explanation of the joys as well, i would start by analyzing your complex personality to my hair. as if a security blanket of tiny strands had not been enough to hold my satisfaction. too afraid to cut off, and watch fall to the floor the pieces of the past. the dead and dry ends of your humor these feelings: an etching of the damage i so willingly forced to make it look absolutely perfect in my eyes. they say, they mock actually, the presence of change in a woman, a mark of symbolic movement into the future. a haircut. well i have changed just as you have but the maintenance of it as well; has become much too expensive for my taste. the highlights were always too bright: but remarkable because not only did it change the way my hair looked but my whole appearance. isnt that silly; to compare you to a completely unrealistic dead component of myself. yes i think so as well. but as i am changing i realize: that you are very much alive and so are you growing. and with it bringing back the joys of the past; a new root in our bond   the ones i should have remembered before the haircut.
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Jun 3, 2017
Jun 3, 2017 at 2:28 PM UTC
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if i had to put into words the sour feelings in which i had toward your hold onto me; rather an explanation of the joys as well, i would start by analyzing your complex personality to my hair. as if a security blanket of tiny strands had not been enough to hold my satisfaction. too afraid to cut off, and watch fall to the floor the pieces of the past. the dead and dry ends of your humor these feelings: an etching of the damage i so willingly forced to make it look absolutely perfect in my eyes. they say, they mock actually, the presence of change in a woman, a mark of symbolic movement into the future. a haircut. well i have changed just as you have but the maintenance of it as well; has become much too expensive for my taste. the highlights were always too bright: but remarkable because not only did it change the way my hair looked but my whole appearance. isnt that silly; to compare you to a completely unrealistic dead component of myself. yes i think so as well. but as i am changing i realize: that you are very much alive and so are you growing. and with it bringing back the joys of the past; a new root in our bond   the ones i should have remembered before the haircut.
lauren-bogar
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Jun 3, 2017
Jun 3, 2017 at 2:28 PM UTC
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