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said short: i feel more like a stud. said
with some nuance: as if i came to
masculinity through the women’s gate...
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My previous life is a stone. / I’m still paying my
debt.
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In a
poem
I’m almost always lying
In a
In a
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dream
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Once I learned I could have the last word
I couldn’t stop having
I couldn’t stop having
it.
Once I learned I could have the last word
I couldn’t stop having
I couldn’t stop having
it.
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