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Vent Thread Anonymous 132418[Reply]

I need some form of advice in this situation because its making me feel like i'm in a forever luteal mental state

I befriended this girl at work early last year and we got along really well. She was a bit shy and hard to talk to at the beginning but I saw a lot in her that I liked so I persevered in forming a friendship. As time went on we became really good friends and I thought she would have been a friend I would have for a long time. She hadn't really had much life experience but that wasn't an issue to me as I was more than happy to introduce her to my friends and guide the way and point her in a good direction as she isn't from my city.

I started to notice her saying weird things, villanising our other co workers, talking about the way her body looks which I would obviously be like oh don't be silly you're so pretty, not thinking much of it at the time.

I started dating my boyfriend a couple months after her and I started being friends and that hadn't changed anything at the time. She was very happy for me and all was well. A few months after that so around 8 months after her and I started becoming friends we decided to move in together.

The first month was great and there were no issues at all, the second month rolls around and at night when my boyfriend would stay over she would start slamming the doors and stomping around the house, I talked to her about it immediately but nothing changed snd she only did and does this when my boyfriend stays over. The first time this happened it marked the down hill spiral of this friendship.

I continued to be nothing but nice to her even though she was displaying really scary behaviours that to me are the most violent you can be without causing physical harm. I would continue to invite her to outings, share music and interests with her, invite her to hang out with my boyfriend and I, Cook her dinner occasionally.

Work changed for me, over time she would tell me all these "nasty things the girls were saying" which I later found out were not true and she had forged a story to stop me from finding out that she was complaining to them about me. saying that " I expected more from moving in with her, I expected to go out more"

She started to express extreme levels of jealousy that made my boyfriend and I feel guilty for being in a healthy relationship, we felt extremely policed, we were too scared to talk over a whisper at night not to upset her.
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Anonymous 132422

Socially isolated people are isolated unfairly and because of it they know no boundaries, social morality or other things that are a consequence of effective socialization.

Because of it, anyone who assumes the responsability of socializing with those people have the responsability since they are smarter socially to actually introduce them to proper social cues.

Such as properly stablishing boundaries.

This is awful to say, but if you are befriending someone who does not have much life experience, introduicng her to your friends and expectingh er to behave is too much.

Since there is a high probability she will not be socially capable.

The best you can do is treat her for what she deserves, and do the correct thing, put your boundaries.

It means basically learning to put your limits.

"Hey I think you do this and that" if she says that just treat her like you are teaching her boundaries.
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Anonymous 132426

>>132422

This is the issue I am facing, I am someone who is very clear about boundaries no matter the situation or person and I have nicely talked to her about the door slamming and stomping but that didn't change anything. The "fact my boyfriend and I are too loud" makes me feel like I can't have intercourse with my boyfriend when she is home because it will upset her.

She has never been in a relationship so any time any couple including myself and friends of mine are in her vicinity she will get really upset, leave, cry or yell at a family member on the phone about it. Its really uncomfortable and I don't know how to help, Ive been more than nice about it, Offering to help her get herself out there and take her out to pubs etc, being a wingwoman etc etc.

I digress, when I have very civil conversations with her about boundaries it will always go the same way, she will not be receptive of what I am saying and start telling me "you think I am a bitch, I am self centred, i'm a bad person, you hate me you hate me" and it becomes really hard to talk to her because she won't take accountability for anything. Last time we talked about something that was upsetting me this happened but then she said " but I let you have your boyfriend over" which really frustrated me because that isn't something she gets to decide, then she revealed to me that she had been complaining about him to her therapist, as if he doesn't do anything around the house, which is quite the opposite he does more than she does and contributes a lot to the house. She has villanised him and myself and the relationship between him and I.

No matter what I say to her or any boundary I set she creates something new to be angry about, Im the past at work she had yelled at me, she only shows this aggressive and destructive behaviour with me and no one else which is really upsetting

Anonymous 132432

Alright, so what I will say is very rude and probably not moral for some people, very much not ethical or some stuff and not woke at all.



I understand that you are not a therapist, or at least might not be one or a psych, or anything related to the sciences of the social and the mind. I will continue with what I want to propose to you after what I said.



She might be intellectually impaired. Yes, I know it sounds rude, and awful and sad sometimes that you can assume that about others. Yet what if she is? You should prepare as well for another social circumstance that is even if not as hard, a bit harder to deal with sometimes.



Perhaps she is just a narcissist. I remember if not wrong you said something like that, that perhaps she is a bad person and that is why people isolate her. The problem is it's hard to teach people like them actual limits.


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what is wrong with me am i normal Anonymous 132022[Reply]

ive been with this guy for 6 months now and i’ve never felt so fucking horrible in my entire life because of him. we were dating but then he ghosted me for 5 days because i hung up a call to talk to my friend real quick. i was literally gonna call him back and that call only last 10 minutes. after that everything went to shit. he was saying he didn’t love me anymore out of no where. i felt like i got stabbed in my heart 5000 times. i begged him not to leave, bawling my fucking eyes out on call. and he did. so now we’ve been talking and flirting but to him we’re not official, to him we’re “just friends” despite how fucking much he flirts with me. the love he gives me doesn’t even feel real now. also i don’t know how to time all of this, its a lot, i’m sorry. but also i think i may have bpd or something i don’t know. it’s like all the littlest things he does makes me feel like shit and then i bawl my eyes out and start cutting myself. whenever he doesn’t wanna call i do that. or when he slightly sounds like he thinks another girl is attractive or something even though he’s not directly saying that. but also he views women in a very object way. because of that i cant really see men the same either. he’s told me whenever he saw a girl that he thought that was hot, talked about the porn he watched. i felt horrible. i loved him so much i didnt even think of any other guys i just thought, “wow this guy is so fucking ugly and boring my boyfriend is so much better” whenever i saw other guys. and he doesn’t even feel that way back. and when i told him about how i felt about it he just brushed it off saying it wasnt a big deal saying all men do that. but anyway, me and him just got into an argument because he promised me to call but he said he didn’t want to and i started crying and cutting myself. he didn’t even comfort me. he never comforts me. i feel like if he did i wouldnt even care that he didn’t wanna call. but its the fact that it’s like wow he just doesn’t give a shit about me. i just blocked him. please tell me am i fucking crazy? am i overreacting? i’m also partially asking this because he thinks i’m crazy.
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Anonymous 132030

>6 months
This is not worth it
Please block him or something he’s manipulating you

Anonymous 132031

>>132028
>he used to treat me so good
This is exactly how it starts. It is also a pattern with moids from conservative culture that I’ve noticed. They treat women like queens but then also like shit because of how they objectify us or something. So he really doesn’t love you even though he fills some sort of unfulfilled emotional need.

Anonymous 132323

>>132028
This is a common tactic used by narcissists. The "old him" didn't exist, it's a facade.

Anonymous 132360

>>132323
If she is in love with the facade of a narcisist and is ready to pay the price, let her be in love with what that man pretend to be. The choice belong to her.
I somehow find it beautiful.

Anonymous 132431

you deserve better and you will definitely find better. leave this relationship before it messes you up long term. being alone is hard at first but it's a kind thing to do to yourself over facing abusive bs like this



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Cool facts about women! Anonymous 132063[Reply]

1. During pregnancy, cells pass back and forth between a mother and her baby. What is truly amazing is that these baby's cells can stay active in the mother's body for decades after birth—a phenomenon known as fetal microchimerism.
If a mother’s heart, liver, or other organs suffer an injury later in life, these lingering fetal cells will actually migrate straight to the site of the damage. Once there, they can transform into the specific types of cells needed to help repair and heal her body.

2. A surprising number of life-saving and everyday inventions were born purely out of women looking out for others. In 1902, a woman named Mary Anderson was riding a streetcar during a freezing sleet storm in New York City. She noticed that the driver had to keep opening the front window to manually wipe away the ice, leaving him shivering and delaying the passengers.
Feeling bad for the freezing driver, she went home and sketched out a lever-operated rubber blade that could clear the window from inside the cabin. She patented the very first windshield wipers a year later, entirely because she wanted a stranger to stay warm and dry.

3. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a brilliant group of women known as the "Harvard Computers" completely revolutionized astronomy. At a time when women weren't allowed to operate the university's telescopes, they were hired to analyze thousands of photographic glass plates of the night sky by hand.
Despite being barred from the actual observatory equipment, their mathematical precision unlocked the universe. Annie Jump Cannon created the star classification system still used by scientists today, and Henrietta Swan Leavitt discovered how to measure distances in deep space—the exact "cosmic yardstick" Edwin Hubble later used to prove the universe is expanding.

4. Biologically, some women possess an actual superpower when it comes to perceiving the world. While the average person has three types of color-sensing cone cells in their eyes, a genetic variation allows some women to possess four distinct types of cones.
This condition, called tetrachromacy, allows them to see up to 100 million different colors—roughly 100 times more than the rest of us. Where a standard eye sees a basic green leaf or a gray concrete wall, a tetrachromat can perceive an incredibly rich, shifting gradient of entirely distinct shades and tones that most people simply cannot detect.

Women are amazing!
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Anonymous 132389

>>132388
You're a failmale bro, you entire life is a comedy. Coming here pretending how being a male is hard because you haven't been provided with the girls you liked or whatever

Anonymous 132390

>>132389
You are agreeing with my view of the world so I’ll take this as a win in the broader thread.

Anonymous 132391

>>132390
I care about facts not what some stupid transvestite takes as. The privilige of being male to complain about nothingburger is annoying

Anonymous 132393

>>132392
Kek go back to /lgbt

Anonymous 132396

>>132391
>The privilige of being male to complain about nothingburger is annoying
Ain't nothing wrong with complaing on how even basic human interaction does not work anymore. You should feel concerned because if men does not have anyone to provide for, they will not work as hard as they used to, and then there will be a lot less material wealth in the world.



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Anonymous 106726[Reply]

post yr ideal partner
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Anonymous 128224

>6'1 and above (I am tall)
>Intelligent, has goals
>Treats me like a princess (not with materialistic things, but in how he takes care of me)
>Similar music tastes (to go to shows together)
>Enjoys art (so I can paint for him)
>Likes nature walks
>Likes small boobs
>Kind of mean
>Will wash my hair in the bath
>Possessive

Anonymous 128228

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>>128224
>>Treats me like a princess
>>Kind of mean

Anonymous 129173

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>honest
>likes me
>eats pussy
>gentle
>5'2-5'5
>doesn't have a long head
>likes cats
>dresses cutely
james madison or:
>very buff not too lean no abs
>long curly hair and mutton chops
>deep voice and lets me lay on his tiddies

Anonymous 129174

>>129173
forgot to mention
>virgin
>listens to what i say

Anonymous 132394

i got this weird thing about wanting a brother i can get with, but ive already got a brother and i hate him n find him very, very ugly. im attracted to forbidden, lustful love, n currently got a bf i keep partially secret (and so does he about me) because we met at work. i love keeping secrets. n feeling chosen and special. so i guess my bf is ideal but i wish he were a bit less normie lol.



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Cant stop having terrible thoughts and overthinking, advice? Anonymous 132248[Reply]

Hello nonas, im really sorry for annoying you with this post but i need a strong answer.

Every time im not listening to a video or music, my mind cant help but ramble about random bad shit about me, my friends, and my loved ones.
I think i have a pretty good and fulfilling life, but i cant help but to overthink every single step of mine, throwing down my achievements and thinking that people actually hate me.

anyone ever got a similar situation? Got any suggestions on how to deal with it? Postal 1 dude just because he's cool
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Anonymous 132272

>>132262
thank you very much nona, i've tried doing this exercize but i'd always fell anyway after some time, but maybe that could be just me not trying enough!
Also yes, it has happened to me that i thought many time about people hating me and i talked to them about it and the response was exactly like this, so i agree with you!
Thank you again

Anonymous 132273

>>132266
i dont really know, i think i have something wrong with me but i've never checked

Anonymous 132281

>>132274
I got some of the feeling you listed, but i've always thought that theyweren't too many to justify an effective thing going on. In the same way, i relate a lot to some OCD symphtoms but i still think there are too little of them.

Thre's also the thing that im not really sure if i want to do some testing to see if i indeed have something, on one hand it would help me solving the things i've going on but on the other it will become part of me, i wont ever think of myself the same and also the people around me would do the same.

Thank you a lot for the advice nona!

Anonymous 132318

Do you have ADHD? My mind is never silent, when I'm stressed the constant onslaught of thoughts can become rather dark. One thing you have the power to do immediately is to surround yourself with wholesome stuff. Disconnect from politics and misery, watch some cute cat videos or comfy shows instead. I started birdwatching a couple years ago, it's brought me a lot of peace during troubled times. Just going outside in general can change the whole feeling of a day.

Anonymous 132381

>>132318
hello, sorry if i respond only now!
I dont think i have adhd, never checked but i think its too rare for me to have it. Althoght this advice is interesting! I might get to see some more videos of beavers to distract me maybe, but i'd also like the feeling to disappear completely



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Are my "friends" sabotaging me? Anonymous 132098[Reply]

Hi nonas! I am a 29 yo autistic woman but even though Im awkward and bad at socializing Ive managed to keep some (girl) friends on my social circle, some of them Ive known since HS. Anyway fast forward to today and for over a decade none of them have managed to help me bag a boy/moid (whatever term you prefer). So I decided to try to find out what the moids had to say about it and several of them told me that I have friends who are gatekeeping me out of relationships with men. This honestly shocked me a little because I think it could be true I dunno. How can I tell if my friends are driving away moids (even the good ones)? I have no social skills and this is frankly eating me up on the inside, if this is true I do not know how to react to this or how to confront any of my friends. Please help me I am so confused I don't know what to think. I don't want to be in my 30s with no boyfriend experience, I dont need a super handsome moid just one who will love and respect me to some degree at least. Thanks!
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Anonymous 132141

>>132119
>Its just weird that theyre all doing great romantically (well most of them some have shitty bfs but oh well) while Im just left by myself
if people have the social skills and looks to find a boyfriend, they will do so. socialisation can only be taught to a certain point, and you haven't even asked for their help. why would they be thinking about your love life, and how is it weird that they have more success than you? are you even trying at all

>I feel hurt, besides I also want a bf experience.

they won't miraculously find you a bf, you're the only one who knows what you want, and it's your job to try. they can't carry you through your love life. the most you could even ask is for help with outfits, texting back, flirting & hangouts with scrotes that they know. it takes quite a bit of mutual involvement, and naturally, most people don't jump to do it without being asked

>>132120
socialising isn't your strong point? that explains the not-dating thing, much easier than the possibility of sabotage. but yes, we can't write off the chance of sabotage entirely, even if a lack of social skills could be a more obvious answer.

yes, they could be keeping you as an autistic jester (if you're asking about whether or not that's real, it is.) but it's tiring to keep around an autist just for this reason though, and there are generally more glaring signs that people pity you rather than like your company (ignoring what you say, speaking over you, friends breaking off into smaller groups where you're not included, forgetting what you've told them, etc)

>they basically said that my friends think that I am romantically incompetent or they want to have a "poor, sore loser around"

you didn't question them further about whether your friends said or implied these things directly behind your back? what are they basing these assumptions on? putting up with an unsociable autist just for an ego boost isn't as likely as your friends simply not knowing how to help you or breach the topic, for example.

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Anonymous 132142

wait, don't tell me you asked moids that have never met your friends

Anonymous 132145

>>132098
You should use a dating app.

Anonymous 132161

is your moid better than theirs and are you prettier or maybe have more going for you in life? if so then absolutely yes. they probably have you around to humiliate you or look better despite you having a lot of value that you haven’t been allowed to recognize. they infantalize you and have a boxed in notion of who you are because it serves their own insecurity. this has happened to me before and is what i take away from it. the women in question were not ugly but didn’t take care of themselves or have style and were poorer than me with family issues.

Anonymous 132344

>>132119
it's not actually your friends obligation to get you a boyfriend, and they probably struggle with romance like everyone else, nothing you've said indicates they are bad friends, you're a groan woman and if you want a boyfriend your going to have to find one yourself, or at the very least explicitly ask your friends for help romantically → and even if you do that it's not their fault if they can't find you a mate.

the 'gatekeeping' thing doesn't really make sense at all, like they have exclusive access to the moid store or something, no that's not how any of this works



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Lonliness Anonymous 7090[Reply]

Do you guys ever struggle with loneliness? Is the feeling almost constant and intense, or is it more buried and hidden until you think about how alone you are?

Share you thoughts, feelings, vents, insecurities, fears etc about loneliness, maybe we can all help each other out to not feel so alone for a second <3
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Anonymous 132313

>>132312
And thus encapsulates my friendship with most women. This conversation! I'm honest, open, and genuine; and people don't like it.

Anonymous 132314

>>132313
>I'm honest, open, and genuine
I notice you didn't say you were friendly. What makes you think people want unfiltered honesty? If your friend walked up to you and said you were a 6/10, would you appreciate her honesty? Human interactions are a lot more nuanced

Anonymous 132315

>>132314
I wouldn't have a problem with that. If she told me I was a 9/10 or a 10/10, I'd immediately start trying to figure out what she was trying to manipulate me for. Here is an example of the weird shit I deal with from the past month.

>wake up

>bathe
>feel pretty and happy
>talk about it
>guy in friend group asks for pictures on discord
>I decline
>troon and its minor friend get pissy about me getting attention
>later get a DM from the young girl going on about how bizarre it was that I would talk about myself with children around
>??????????
>expect the worst
>block and avoid
>time passes
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Anonymous 132316

>>132315
Jesus, where do I even start with this? Listen, I have to go to bed but you really need to pick better friends though I imagine you don't have many options after reading your other posts. Anyway, time for sleep

Anonymous 132343

Recognize the vanity of your longing and rejoice, for loneliness tempers the spirit for death.



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Abusive OCD bf pt 2 Anonymous 95617[Reply]

>>>/feels/34633
Last thread hit limit and many nonas seem concerned for her safety.

If you see this, we hope you are ok! Please give us an update on the police situation.
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Anonymous 128450

>>128440
I cant even believe this thread is still here…..but four years later here we are.

Anonymous 128467

OP here. I'm going to a shelter. I feel weirdly calm about it.

Anonymous 128468

OP again. I started second-guessing myself. Husband keeps calling and threatening to call the police (what?) and show up at my workplace (I'm not there). Suddenly I'm worried the shelter won't take me. I don't know what the shelter will be like, which worries me. I don't know how I'll find another job.

But at least I won't be abused any more.

Anonymous 128474

On my way to the shelter. My husband showed up at my workplace so they're filing a police report.

Anonymous 132334

>>128474
updates?



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Anonymous 132317[Reply]

help i don’t know if this is the wrong place to ask this or if this is gross and tmi but like i genuinely dont know if this normal
so everytime i masturbate by penetration i pee… is that fucking normal ive looked everywhere and it said that it’s just squirting but i don’t know if it’s actually that and i’m fucking scared that if i get boyfriend and we have sex i’ll fucking piss on him

Anonymous 132319

Yes—this can be normal.

During penetration or strong arousal, the muscles that control urination can relax, and pressure from the movement can stimulate the bladder. Some people also notice a little urine (or “leakage”) especially with deeper penetration, certain positions, a full bladder, or intense stimulation.

What helps:

Try peeing beforehand.
Use a position that gives you more control over depth/pressure (or stop and adjust if you feel it happening).
Place a towel on the area to reduce stress.
If you do pelvic floor exercises (Kegels), many people find they reduce leakage over time.

When to get checked:

Burning/pain, strong urgency, foul-smelling urine, blood, fever (possible infection).
Wetting that happens often even when you’re not aroused or pressure is minimal.
Trouble holding urine, or new leakage after a change (e.g., childbirth, surgery).

Anonymous 132321

>>132319
Did you use ai to write this



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Wishing to be a normie Anonymous 132208[Reply]

My cousin is so “normal” and I envy her sometimes, not really her life but how easily she seems to make decisions and stay kind of oblivious and content.

She has the career in corporate hell (based on her personality she’s the type to believe if you work hard you’ll get promoted even though this is rarely true), the husband (who is literally just a TikTok rage bait video at this point), the kid (who will likely grow up repeating the same cycle or check out of society), the house (poorly made in America, basically cardboard and always needs repairs), the car (expensive, pretty sure it’s like 80k), the vacations (they just go to hotels and say they visited that country).

All these things are good if it’s with the right people don’t get me wrong.

It seems like in the West, people either naturally fit into this kind of life and enjoy it, or they’re pressured into it and eventually learn to be fine. Then there’s everyone else, who they call losers, who are either too unstable health-wise or financially to deal with life, can’t give a shit because it’s all going to crap anyway, or stuck in the “should I or shouldn’t I” limbo.

I think I’m stuck in that limbo. This might sound crazy, but I think about just trying to fit the normal life to pass time because life is too long. Like my cousin will likely wake up one day divorced, doing gig work, fired from her job for daring to be older than 50, etc., but at least she’ll be 50-something and have spent those 20-something years doing something, unlike me who is essentially doing nothing.

I’ve chatted to some people online anonymously who’ve said they regretted doing the normie life. The grass is greener on the other side. I don’t think these people actually picture what they would be doing if they weren’t doing what they’re doing now.

Maybe I’ll marry an “incel”, adopt a kid, and hope my shitty mindset won’t be passed on.

But who am I kidding. I think you really need to be a bit oblivious and used to making “dumb” decisions to live life like this. I don’t think you can fake it, even though people say they are every day. I don’t really believe it, or maybe I’m just so lazy that I can’t even imagine faking it.

Anonymous 132211

>>132208
Keep redditspacing and you'll be a normie in no time.

Anonymous 132212

>I don’t think you can fake it, even though people say they are every day
They don't want to accept that their life is who, and what, they actually are: that they put themselves there. People can't fake their way into this position: it has to be who they are. People aren't anything other than their own lives, they're not separate from it, and pretending they were sleepwalking all along is nothing but a coping mechanism.
If you think a normie lifestyle requires an obliviousness and contentment that you simply don't have on instinct, then wouldn't you go crazy trying to force this life? Don't bother thinking about it, it's not for you. You don't need to show anything for the amount of time you've lived, unless you're scared of being judged or pitied. That alone is a normie reason to bother having a family and mortgage. You would've done it by now, surely.

Anonymous 132214

I'd like to know what you consider to be abnormie (and what aspects of yourself you count as such) because it seems to me like you've set a pretty narrow definition. You could very reasonably expand your understanding of normie quite a bit, and perhaps that would include you.
I think you are not noticing, for example, the fact that you're a fluent typer who is reasonably articulate and doesn't type in an autism accent. Intelligent neurotypicals can recognise autism by typing style and discriminate thusly, and you either don't have it or are able to disguise that fact well, so congratulations either way.

Anonymous 132226

>>132208
Is your definition of normie being a stark raving loser with no aspirations

Anonymous 132257

>>132211
>redditspacing
It’s basic writing formatting. Breaking things makes it easier to read.



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