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People on the internet are like any others and talking without reason terrifies us.   ‘Everyone you meet is the monster under the bed the skeleton in your closet the psyche of horror haunts their dreams.’ Maybe every fable we’ve ever heard is lingering behind the veil we call our lives. Or maybe, if we were really honest for one moment, a single breath. We’d all come to know spooks and goblins didn’t come from tales told– it is our personal fears hiding within the mind. Our unwillingness to believe that anyone could come to love us and the doom that suffocates is the feeling no one will ever know, who we are. If people ever caught sight of our bones sleeping underneath skin they’d run leaving us with scars scratched so deeply we’d never be able to recover.
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Nov 18, 2018
Nov 18, 2018 at 9:46 PM UTC
Human: Personal Fable
People on the internet are like any others and talking without reason terrifies us.   ‘Everyone you meet is the monster under the bed the skeleton in your closet the psyche of horror haunts their dreams.’ Maybe every fable we’ve ever heard is lingering behind the veil we call our lives. Or maybe, if we were really honest for one moment, a single breath. We’d all come to know spooks and goblins didn’t come from tales told– it is our personal fears hiding within the mind. Our unwillingness to believe that anyone could come to love us and the doom that suffocates is the feeling no one will ever know, who we are. If people ever caught sight of our bones sleeping underneath skin they’d run leaving us with scars scratched so deeply we’d never be able to recover.
There's nothing to fear, but fear itself. He probably didn't mean it about the strangers that we meet on the street, in grocery stores, or online I think it apply applies to today's societies. I'm always open to meeting new people.
Penguin
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32/American
Nov 18, 2018
Nov 18, 2018 at 9:46 PM UTC
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