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If you were to ask her friends what she'd say They'd reply "I'm going to conquer the world today." not conquer as to take over, more as to overcome she wanted to save the worlds, rid them of all **** When she is manic, she tends not to panic, realities altered and all thoughts vanish. She would look at you and happily say, "I want to conquer the world someday." She walks with a bounce, her steps all over the place a plastered smile never leaving her face. Her music is loud, revolting, and proud. Her smile is contagious, her mood seemingly outrageous. Risking everything, she lets them in, protection made out a sin. A single mistake, is all it could take, and it would be over. She should panic. But she doesn't, for she is manic. She smiles at you, lazy eyes. The world leaving her mind with no goodbyes. She smiles at you and you know what she'll say; "I conquered the world today."
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Apr 29, 2025
Apr 29, 2025 at 10:33 AM UTC
I'm going to conquer the world today.
If you were to ask her friends what she'd say They'd reply "I'm going to conquer the world today." not conquer as to take over, more as to overcome she wanted to save the worlds, rid them of all **** When she is manic, she tends not to panic, realities altered and all thoughts vanish. She would look at you and happily say, "I want to conquer the world someday." She walks with a bounce, her steps all over the place a plastered smile never leaving her face. Her music is loud, revolting, and proud. Her smile is contagious, her mood seemingly outrageous. Risking everything, she lets them in, protection made out a sin. A single mistake, is all it could take, and it would be over. She should panic. But she doesn't, for she is manic. She smiles at you, lazy eyes. The world leaving her mind with no goodbyes. She smiles at you and you know what she'll say; "I conquered the world today."
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15/Gender Fluid/The void behind Oklahoma
Apr 29, 2025
Apr 29, 2025 at 10:33 AM UTC
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