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If a watched *** never boils I must be watched all the time The churn of my insides never stops I can feel them escaping me My lid clattering as they splash out I always think What a mess I’m making Those poor people They must be sick of it Of cleaning my insides Of wiping me down Of turning down the heat I always think If only I were a bigger *** If only I were a better *** If only I were a stronger *** Things would be different They would be happier But no *** is big enough No *** is good enough No *** is strong enough To hold everything it needs To do everything they want To be everything they can At the end of the day I’m just a *** But maybe Maybe that doesn’t mean That I’m nothing more than a ***
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Mar 26
Mar 26, 2026 at 5:33 AM UTC
If I were a ***
If a watched *** never boils I must be watched all the time The churn of my insides never stops I can feel them escaping me My lid clattering as they splash out I always think What a mess I’m making Those poor people They must be sick of it Of cleaning my insides Of wiping me down Of turning down the heat I always think If only I were a bigger *** If only I were a better *** If only I were a stronger *** Things would be different They would be happier But no *** is big enough No *** is good enough No *** is strong enough To hold everything it needs To do everything they want To be everything they can At the end of the day I’m just a *** But maybe Maybe that doesn’t mean That I’m nothing more than a ***
Everything is so hard For everyone all the time Dying isn’t the answer as much as it feels like it is sometimes It’s tempting to think that the pain stops but it won’t It will live forever, never having the ability to change, losing the opportunity to learn or grow or help others It moves into others too, your pain and sadness boiling over turns into the *** exploding I don’t know what to live for But if you’re alive, at least you can keep looking As hard as it might feel sometimes
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27/Gender Fluid
Mar 26
Mar 26, 2026 at 5:33 AM UTC
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