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Some people never return their parents’ haggard and beaten voicemails – it’s been months – while some drive drunk (and brag.) Some forfeit to lust and sleep with a friend’s girlfriend while some swerve toward the oblivious possum.   I do none of these things – well, maybe one – but we all have ***** laundry. Those little specters of intention and actions not taken that eat at us – some of us – like a consuming flame blinding to its unfortunate kindling while invisible to others.   And yet we worry.   That on judgment day he won’t skim over the shit-stained briefs that our secrets are scribbled on our foreheads, or that other people are actually people with lives complex as ours and it’s wrong ******* them over like that.
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Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 3:21 AM UTC
Jaundiced Tees
Some people never return their parents’ haggard and beaten voicemails – it’s been months – while some drive drunk (and brag.) Some forfeit to lust and sleep with a friend’s girlfriend while some swerve toward the oblivious possum.   I do none of these things – well, maybe one – but we all have ***** laundry. Those little specters of intention and actions not taken that eat at us – some of us – like a consuming flame blinding to its unfortunate kindling while invisible to others.   And yet we worry.   That on judgment day he won’t skim over the shit-stained briefs that our secrets are scribbled on our foreheads, or that other people are actually people with lives complex as ours and it’s wrong ******* them over like that.
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Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 3:21 AM UTC
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