Koapa
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Unfortunately, the rise of social media and podcasts has given these soulless demons a fukking platform to spur their wishy washy and autistic thoughts.
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Unfortunately, the rise of social media and podcasts has given these soulless demons a fukking platform to spur their wishy washy and autistic thoughts.
Usually it takes drastic experiences for a change. Some can self reflect others can’t. I don’t claim it’s simple, but I do realize there is an element of narcissism in it as well if one is not willing to de self reflection.If it was that simple, a lot of therapists and organizations like alcoholics anonymous would be none existent.We see this all around us. From homeless people, folks in prison etc. We can't be naive and act like self correction is common occurrence. I do agree with the premise that people are responsible to get help or work on problems though.
Low End Derrick
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Once her flesh decomposes and is eaten by the worms, she'll be nothing but bones, so she'll be white in this life too.
Rick Fox at UNC
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Unfortunately, the rise of social media and podcasts has given these soulless demons a fukking platform to spur their wishy washy and autistic thoughts.
Yes, but you would have to be mentally ill, dumb, or incredibly misled to pay any attention to them.
Koapa
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I agree and we're living in a world now where these types of looney people draws attention. Just see the below video. This bytch that take c*m to the face on camera has nearly 100k views with the help from a wannabe comedian.
Rick Fox at UNC
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I agree and we're living in a world now where these types of looney people draws attention. Just see the below video. This bytch that take c*m to the face on camera has nearly 100k views with the help from a wannabe comedian.
Have no idea who this person is, if someone else does, their fault.
People have to find more purpose in life...or don't and be a loser.
