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The Safety in Solitude

Floating in space amongst the stars with nothing to push off of, and nothing to hold on to is the most terrifying place for a man to be. Yet it has become the norm. All zipped up snug and tight, safe in our space suits we cannot reach one another. But to take off this helmet for one fleeting kiss is to risk asphyxiation.
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Jan 6, 2011
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