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It was hot today. I sweat putrid droplets of misery. Everyone around me could smell it -    apathy, fear, and disgust;    otherness. I wish that I didn’t have to speak at all. It rained,    but I wasn’t washed clean. I went to the bathroom. I couldn’t stay there,    so I tried blotting them off with a paper    towel. They stubbornly clung to my surface like oil. I joined the others. We went back to the crowd. I waited for the music to wash over me, but I felt nothing.
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Aug 21, 2021
Aug 21, 2021 at 5:08 AM UTC
Apathy
It was hot today. I sweat putrid droplets of misery. Everyone around me could smell it -    apathy, fear, and disgust;    otherness. I wish that I didn’t have to speak at all. It rained,    but I wasn’t washed clean. I went to the bathroom. I couldn’t stay there,    so I tried blotting them off with a paper    towel. They stubbornly clung to my surface like oil. I joined the others. We went back to the crowd. I waited for the music to wash over me, but I felt nothing.
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Aug 21, 2021
Aug 21, 2021 at 5:08 AM UTC
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