Something Depressing

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Why My Favorite Card Is the Two of Hearts

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When I was very little my older brother tried to do something getting popular in the older generations most people call an irreversible cessation of all biological functions that sustain an organism but the cool guys just called it dyeing. it was a long process of eighteen months of chemo and then finally one day he never woke up. my favorite card is the two of hearts because I am living two lives, the one that he never got so if I live with twice as much spring in my step it would help because he will forever have to stay my Superman

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