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Most people hold on to something burning them for that last bit of warmth. I learned all too well how to let go, and if you scorch me, I will drop you. Most people spend time daydreaming, I have never dared idle away time like that, because thinking of what will make me happier than anything hurts so badly I have forgotten how to truly want anything- I dare not remember. Most people are not me, and most people will probably not trick you into caring for them, until when you inevitably hurt me, or I do it for you, it will pain you, electricity crackling down whatever it is ties us together, burning as I will not let anyone do to me.
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Mar 12, 2014
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February 27, 2014

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