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I don’t love you anymore. I’ve been working on learning to love myself. My therapist is helping me with this. […]
I don’t love you anymore. I’ve been working on learning to love myself. My therapist is helping me with this. […]
How tiresome, this dying, not at once, you think, but incrementally, as year by year—or, as of late, every few
Someone will call you spic. And you won’t know what to say because you’re a Ferrucci-DiGiorgio from the region of
A girl like you once sold her period panties on the internet for eighty dollars plus shipping. She quit
a ghazal Mom banged her hairbrush down in a reprimand of love. “What an awful question! You don’t understand love.