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I have a mug that’s broken twice. Each time I glue it together. It’s not worth much, really. You see though, I wanted this mug to be my mug forever. I haven’t held much forever. Haven’t trusted it’d be there. When I hold my mug, I think of the warm summer air in Washington when I bought it. I remember feeling like I was friends with my step sisters and I felt like I fit in with my family. I felt invincible and I felt love. It could’ve been the meds I’d had all week - mom says I’m so nice to be around (but only when I’m high). Oh my mug, my mug.
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Apr 20, 2020
Apr 20, 2020 at 5:28 AM UTC
Mug
I have a mug that’s broken twice. Each time I glue it together. It’s not worth much, really. You see though, I wanted this mug to be my mug forever. I haven’t held much forever. Haven’t trusted it’d be there. When I hold my mug, I think of the warm summer air in Washington when I bought it. I remember feeling like I was friends with my step sisters and I felt like I fit in with my family. I felt invincible and I felt love. It could’ve been the meds I’d had all week - mom says I’m so nice to be around (but only when I’m high). Oh my mug, my mug.
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Apr 20, 2020
Apr 20, 2020 at 5:28 AM UTC
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