Midnight Thoughts
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Ongoing, First published Feb 16, 2019
The bad things in life hurt, and they aren't fair, but they're a normal part of living. It's unfortunate but true. We've come up with plenty of ways to try and cope with the inevitability of suffering, but despair always comes at quite a cost. I can't promise you things will always be okay; in all likelihood, you'll experience pain as most people do. But... I can promise you this pain isn't pointless. So, this is a collection of thoughts, stories of betrayal and vengeance, and some restless nights.

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