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We just have to get locked into the Federation and then we can run back to the basement.
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Later, as a matter of principle, they have a 1 to 1 sex to children ratio.
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The fantasy of reacting to reactions to cultural ephemera grows more vivid every night until he can bear it no longer.
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While reading the secrets this early Sunday morning, I came across one that I connected with me instantly – the postcard about you (Frank) never receiving the sender secret and that they are the only one who knows about it.
I’ve had that question on my mind a lot very recently. I myself have sent you at least a ‘few’ secrets over the last 2 decades since I first met you at a bookstore signing in NYC around 2006. Like many others, I have never seen them get posted as I’m sure you get thousands weekly. It makes me wonder if my own postcards just fall through the cracks of the postal system or do they actually get to you. In addition, I think about who may see my postcard while on its journey to you and what they may think or react to reading them, if they read them at all.
I love postsecret and the community it has created for so many to connect with others & be open and honest with themselves. I guess for some of us, especially me, the release or letting go of our secrets into the world (anonymously via postcard) doesn’t always mean we are releasing ourselves from the secret.
We just want someone to tell it to and not all of us have that someone.
It really sucks when you have no one to be turn to or talk to and feel the only way you may be heard and/or not judged is by sending secrets via the postal mail.
So in anonymity, I say to that secret sharer: I may not know your secret but I hear you and see your secret. I hope we both can share our secrets in the future.
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“I have kept the last 2.5 pills in this bottle on my dresser since 2005
to remind me of where I’m not.”
Thank you for all that you do.
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The worst part is that there's always one guy among the flock who can't stop also replying all.
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The Perks of Being A Hundred Wallflowers is about a teenager with the superpower to turn into an army of shy people.
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The only down side is that in the bio pic there's a 45 minute musical montage as he prepares to battle the aliens.
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Sometimes I do a comic just to confirm that I am not in any way optimizing for social media algorithms.
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