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When I was younger, I thought there was something wrong with me. I used to curse myself for incessant questions. The gut wrenching ones that no-one could ever answer. I learnt to stop asking, well other people at least. But never myself, because one day it dawned on me that no-one else was asking, in fact I doubted if anyone was wondering at all. For some reason it only made me more determined to hold on to these questions, as painful as they might be. In case someday I forgot and found myself falling into the dark oblivion that is normality. I think they separate me from everyone else. Because I can't be a mindless cyborg like them.
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