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i log off of my camera and close my laptop deep sigh shift my weight to the end of the chair i think i broke my tailbone yesterday, at your house. I remember walking over and asking you for help. I remember you sighing and telling me not to worry. its only a tailbone after all. my tailbone connects my spine, to my ribcage, to my heart, to my lungs, to my fingers, to my skull, to my eyes, to my nose, to my arms and to my body. when i lose sight of you, will it be worth it to break my tailbone? will it still be just a tailbone?
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Apr 6, 2021
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