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I had a haircut, I read it cuts off feelings. I forced myself to smile, my mama said it heals it. I met some people who I’ve never ever met , My friends ensured me it has to help. I started drinking stronger liquor, Tequila was the best, it worked the quickest. Some time has passed, I thought I am feeling better, I have moved on and I became independent. My under eyes stopped needing so much make-up, And I thought to myself: f*ck, yes! I made it. Until a day that I received a text: “New haircut looks great, I need you back.” A very long one minute later I replied: “I’ve never left.”
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Feb 4, 2018
Feb 4, 2018 at 12:17 PM UTC
The Lie About Haircuts
I had a haircut, I read it cuts off feelings. I forced myself to smile, my mama said it heals it. I met some people who I’ve never ever met , My friends ensured me it has to help. I started drinking stronger liquor, Tequila was the best, it worked the quickest. Some time has passed, I thought I am feeling better, I have moved on and I became independent. My under eyes stopped needing so much make-up, And I thought to myself: f*ck, yes! I made it. Until a day that I received a text: “New haircut looks great, I need you back.” A very long one minute later I replied: “I’ve never left.”
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Feb 4, 2018
Feb 4, 2018 at 12:17 PM UTC
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