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never knew how blinding the sun could be before I hid from it. the dark is a dangerously safe place to be isn’t it? I think I found a new emotion it comes from experiencing the beauty of things I find repulsive all the dream house developments nestled like cheap toys sun glinting off the bumper to bumper traffic arcing above the horizon semis blocking out the sun parking lots fractals of shiny beetle shell car bodies disappearing into the glare countless things somewhere between awe and loathing it’s kind of like a scream stuck in your chest. also,  I think I keep seeing people who aren’t real. they exist. other people see them too. but they just seem out of place. or maybe too in it. too predictable I say I hate public transit but ya know I think half the time I like sitting on bart more than doing whatever the **** I left the house to do my mind wanders best when my body is hurdling through space at high speeds
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Apr 30, 2020
Apr 30, 2020 at 12:40 AM UTC
10/20/2015
never knew how blinding the sun could be before I hid from it. the dark is a dangerously safe place to be isn’t it? I think I found a new emotion it comes from experiencing the beauty of things I find repulsive all the dream house developments nestled like cheap toys sun glinting off the bumper to bumper traffic arcing above the horizon semis blocking out the sun parking lots fractals of shiny beetle shell car bodies disappearing into the glare countless things somewhere between awe and loathing it’s kind of like a scream stuck in your chest. also,  I think I keep seeing people who aren’t real. they exist. other people see them too. but they just seem out of place. or maybe too in it. too predictable I say I hate public transit but ya know I think half the time I like sitting on bart more than doing whatever the **** I left the house to do my mind wanders best when my body is hurdling through space at high speeds
it’s been weird going thru an old journal
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Apr 30, 2020
Apr 30, 2020 at 12:40 AM UTC
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