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sad soggy salad

i understood loneliness after my shift one day sitting at a table of the steakhouse I worked at eating a sad soggy salad and this woman at the bar is on her own looking around making uncomfortable faces and frantically searching the restaurant with her crazy eyes it’s awful and it makes me feel bad for her i cringe because i know she is looking for the barmaid to talk with they've become friends and now she needs her and her need is all out there displayed in the open desperate and pathetic i am sickened by the sight that I can’t touch my salad i feel so bad i don’t want to be in the vicinity of her but it also makes me sick to think of myself because here I am sitting alone and who is to say no one is across the restaurant and feeling bad watching me eat this sad soggy salad
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