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There's a boy, or girl, or any living thing that you can relate to. Maybe it's not even living it's a stuff animal that you anthropomorphized to become your best friend, because everyday is spent glazing the abstract of news articles. What's special about a bestfriend that doesn't rely on you for talking, or even breathing. You can actually be yourself, instead of who they want you to be. Man, if we were even more honest I mean people...I mean subterraneans, because let's be deep, only those living underground, like me, are going to understand. The ground is life and I'm being buried beneath; it's quite better than being on top. I can't be anything; relating to anyone isn't even worth reading as the only language I've perfected is the one communicated by my Rhino and that's silence.
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Oct 23, 2019
Oct 23, 2019 at 12:49 AM UTC
My Stuffed Rhino Can Understand
There's a boy, or girl, or any living thing that you can relate to. Maybe it's not even living it's a stuff animal that you anthropomorphized to become your best friend, because everyday is spent glazing the abstract of news articles. What's special about a bestfriend that doesn't rely on you for talking, or even breathing. You can actually be yourself, instead of who they want you to be. Man, if we were even more honest I mean people...I mean subterraneans, because let's be deep, only those living underground, like me, are going to understand. The ground is life and I'm being buried beneath; it's quite better than being on top. I can't be anything; relating to anyone isn't even worth reading as the only language I've perfected is the one communicated by my Rhino and that's silence.
It's hard to find meaning in the world where people live without purpose. Make friends, why? Have a meaningful relationship, why? Start a family, why? Find a career, why? Make lots of money, why? Own lots of things, why? Have a house, why?
Penguin
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32/American
Oct 23, 2019
Oct 23, 2019 at 12:49 AM UTC
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