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gf who dresses like a snack bf who eats her like one
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graffiti train by arroyo
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“you can’t forget your mother tongue” okay but have you considered bilinguals and polyglots whose first language isn’t english and whose development during adolescence was shaped by consuming content and media only in english and have ever since viewed that second language, foreign to their own, as a better outlet for their emotions and thoughts? as Yiyun Li said “it is hard to feel in an adopted language, yet impossible in my native language.”
This post just strolled into my living room, dragged me off the couch and broke all my toes.
“some nights you are the lighthouse / some nights the sea”— Ocean Vuong, from Night Sky with Exit Wounds; My Father Writes From Prison.
