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I'm a lazy man, yet taken care of. I'd be able to fulfill the needs love if I worked for it. I don't, lacking, good or bad, no opinion. Cracking the dresscode with a single pinch. People react differently, in clinch, with themselves, closer to a flinch, saved, suddenly from this public lynch. I'm leaving town, not because I can not handle their judging faces, not because my past action chases me every wake moment. These cases of pressure come in groups, it loops and never ends, like despondent troops
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 3:53 PM UTC
Dresscodes
I'm a lazy man, yet taken care of. I'd be able to fulfill the needs love if I worked for it. I don't, lacking, good or bad, no opinion. Cracking the dresscode with a single pinch. People react differently, in clinch, with themselves, closer to a flinch, saved, suddenly from this public lynch. I'm leaving town, not because I can not handle their judging faces, not because my past action chases me every wake moment. These cases of pressure come in groups, it loops and never ends, like despondent troops
I know I'm making a fool of myself and people will think I'm desperate and hopeless, maybe I am, maybe I'm not, but I don't care, at least I'm being true, done with dresscodes.
Daan
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Belgian
Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 3:53 PM UTC
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