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Little Bug

The other night, there was a unfamiliar Bug in my bedroom. I saw it, and panicked. I went to get some tissue to be rid of it. The Bug, of course, was minding it's own business, crawling along side my wall. Yet, I was afraid of it. I wanted it gone. So I killed it Without a second thought. Later that night, I laid in bed I started thinking about the Bug that I killed out of fear. I thought to myself, "What gives me the right to kill something, just because I am afraid of it?"
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May 15, 2017
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