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I feel strangely sewn together... awkwardly jutting angles and juxtaposing curves, rolling over and tumbling down. I feel indelicately exposed, my insides playing at being outsides, bursting at all my seams. The color of my fabric faded, paled beneath the sun. Can you see right through me? I feel like a monstrous masterpiece, the innocent aftermath of so many robbed graves. I feel poked and prodded, conjured into creation by a soulless, demanding master-- the seamstress' hand at the cruel heart of my design. The question of my morality poignant, paradoxical from my conception. Can anyone possibly save me?
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Dec 8, 2025
Dec 8, 2025 at 12:47 PM UTC
Franken-doll
I feel strangely sewn together... awkwardly jutting angles and juxtaposing curves, rolling over and tumbling down. I feel indelicately exposed, my insides playing at being outsides, bursting at all my seams. The color of my fabric faded, paled beneath the sun. Can you see right through me? I feel like a monstrous masterpiece, the innocent aftermath of so many robbed graves. I feel poked and prodded, conjured into creation by a soulless, demanding master-- the seamstress' hand at the cruel heart of my design. The question of my morality poignant, paradoxical from my conception. Can anyone possibly save me?
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36/F/Dark Side of the Moon
Dec 8, 2025
Dec 8, 2025 at 12:47 PM UTC
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