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Muthafukajones · 46-50, M
What sort of genetic issues do you have?
AlchemyFox · 36-40, F
@Muthafukajones I’m just a dumpy white person. My legs are crooked, my heart beat is irregular and I was born to a diabetic. So swollen and sick they had to cut me out. I should be dead.
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Please, lets talk in DM...
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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
@AlchemyFox I hope one day you don't feel like an extra. You should never feel that, if you are made to feel that, they are the extra in your life you don't need. They don't deserve you, if they make you feel this way.
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
But its you who decides if you need a pack.. Covid has given a lot of people a new perspective..😷
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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
I feel too many people feel invisible... far, far, too common.
It's not a bad thing to be away from the pack. Imagine having to conform all your thoughts, wants, and desires into this thing called life. I'd never keep up with them. They can have it. The outsider, is never truly alone, in thy mind's eye, as they get to feel their selves. I understand the feeling of longing for a companion, yet just living alone, being your beautiful self (all flaws in all, every wart plastered to the hammock)
My father was a foster child, never truly had a place of belonging, until he had children. You could say that was society giving him a home. Where he saw himself taken from. Those questions, I have, have lingered with me. But the questions are for naught, we are just [b]here[/b]. And I mean this thing called life, as if we bring up why are we on SW.... my god. 😉
It's not a bad thing to be away from the pack. Imagine having to conform all your thoughts, wants, and desires into this thing called life. I'd never keep up with them. They can have it. The outsider, is never truly alone, in thy mind's eye, as they get to feel their selves. I understand the feeling of longing for a companion, yet just living alone, being your beautiful self (all flaws in all, every wart plastered to the hammock)
My father was a foster child, never truly had a place of belonging, until he had children. You could say that was society giving him a home. Where he saw himself taken from. Those questions, I have, have lingered with me. But the questions are for naught, we are just [b]here[/b]. And I mean this thing called life, as if we bring up why are we on SW.... my god. 😉
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DearAmbellina2113 · 41-45, F
Girl, sometimes you take my own thoughts and type them here. 😯 I was born with the umbilical cord twisted around my neck and I almost died. I always wonder if maybe the reason why I've never fit in and never had anything I've tried end successfully, is because I am not supposed to even be here.
