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I befriended silence young, hoping it would dissolve my sin, like sugar on tongue. Me and silence became the best of friends, instead of friends I had silence to count on. It was more reliable than people that depends. I bit my tongue at every interaction, kept my mouth closed, because sometimes there was less of a reaction. Silence spoke better for me, unlike my peers I did not unleash my secrets, keeping them locked away in my own personal sea. But when people mistook my silence for submission, Was when I started fighting with the quietness, Silence no longer fit my position.
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May 29, 2018
May 29, 2018 at 2:50 AM UTC
Silence
I befriended silence young, hoping it would dissolve my sin, like sugar on tongue. Me and silence became the best of friends, instead of friends I had silence to count on. It was more reliable than people that depends. I bit my tongue at every interaction, kept my mouth closed, because sometimes there was less of a reaction. Silence spoke better for me, unlike my peers I did not unleash my secrets, keeping them locked away in my own personal sea. But when people mistook my silence for submission, Was when I started fighting with the quietness, Silence no longer fit my position.
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16/Transgender Male
May 29, 2018
May 29, 2018 at 2:50 AM UTC
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