Sequence 4 - Divert The Necessities Of The Body
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Sequence 4 - Divert The Necessities Of The Body
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I don't think, collapse & i adopt the foetus position ... I don't have much time to live ...
" Who told you this ?" ... " Something divides us do you know what it is ?" ... " No, I don't !"...
So I decide I won't go in this particular corner of my bedroom anymore ... Even to watch myself naked, with this horrible disability between my legs ...This three handed things which dangles down... Ridiculous growth / Dunce's cap & punishment
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