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by sofolo

Can we trauma bond over midnight photographs? Laugh-crying through the dot matrix dates, knuckle-clenching, fake family knee-slaps. Why am I seven years old and sketching knives? Maybe I’ll never know — it's the same cold that's never enough. A tale as old as time. When the whiskers are all plucked out, I might as well be blind. But every blurred memory is shrapnel embedded in my brain. I guess this is called learning. Or is the black and gold lure spinning just a distraction from the zero-sum game?
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M / nashville, tn
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M / nashville, tn
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Dec 14, 2025
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