Circles of tears
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Last published Fri, Apr 18, 2025
Trying to break bonds that runs as thick as blood leaves tarrters of scare some you can't run from. Can't anyone hear me scream? thosugh the murky water suffocates me. I always hoped I was loved. I 'm told I'm loved. Been loved from since I was little but these scares are proof that I'm not a liar right?
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