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“What happens when your mind wars with your heart? Your soul burns. That’s me right now. My soul is on fucking fire. My mind is rationaling, clinging desperately to logic. My heart is crying. I don’t know how to process it. I’m feeling everything and nothing at once. Blessed and cursed in the same breath. I want to cry and revel in the chaos simultaneously. As if every emotion is tangled in a knot, pulling in every direction. What the fuck do I do? No clear answer. Only a void, deep in my heart, aching profusely. Back in my residence (because I can’t call it home), I roam the house like an unfeeling pile of limbs.”

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