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I must confess — I reached the gates of heaven, peeked inside, and chose to turn back. You weren’t there, so it wasn’t worth it. It’s not as if I hadn’t tried; I know I was a good person. But this surprise I did not expect. I didn’t want to make this public — people wouldn’t understand. How could I give up glory? But you were more glorious. I knew sooner or later this would come to an end. I hope you’re crying for me, because I slit my wrists for you, hoping to find myself alive.
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Sep 12, 2025
Sep 12, 2025 at 7:21 AM UTC
More Glorious Than Heaven
I must confess — I reached the gates of heaven, peeked inside, and chose to turn back. You weren’t there, so it wasn’t worth it. It’s not as if I hadn’t tried; I know I was a good person. But this surprise I did not expect. I didn’t want to make this public — people wouldn’t understand. How could I give up glory? But you were more glorious. I knew sooner or later this would come to an end. I hope you’re crying for me, because I slit my wrists for you, hoping to find myself alive.
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Sep 12, 2025
Sep 12, 2025 at 7:21 AM UTC
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