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#thegamewecalllife
Quick to fold into myself — these are the cards I’m keen to hold. I’m playing the game of life, love, and growing old. “Here are your cards, son.” But no one taught you how to play. _No rulebook, no dealer’s grace_ — just silence and a seat at the table. So it’s up to you to figure it out, __Kassan__ — learning to deal with regret while life deals you more hands of hardship to accept. Go on — place your bet. Will you find success? Will you chase the dream? Will you even get a shot at love when every reason still shoots you down? And would you risk it — even after every loss you can count, forgetting how many wins you once held close? You deal with the hand you’re given. But even the purest heart holds the dirtiest intentions — _so by extension_, you might be playing with a ***** hand. Still, we all play into this game we call life. It’s a poker bet, a __Crazy Eight__, where you don’t even get to declare. So you study the faces life deals you and wear a poker face to keep your tells in check. Don’t count your gains too early. __Take them home to count__ — slowly, privately. Don’t get robbed by the table just for showing what you’ve earned. And the casino only closes when you leave. The lights stay loud and lovely from across the street, but there are no clocks inside. _So you better watch your step_. Because despite how it looks, this life smiles, knowing **** well __it’s not a friendly game__.
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Jul 3, 2025
Jul 3, 2025 at 6:05 PM UTC
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