Epistolary Therapy 1

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Part 1 of the 4 part series

Updated 06/08/2023
Created 06/06/2014
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susansnow
susansnow
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Brite,

I found a level of give a fuck that I never knew I had. I don't know if I should thank you or kick you in the balls when I see you. Maybe it wasn't even you but I pretty much gave up the bad shit. You made a difference and why you've run off to home without a care when I sit here and try to think of anything else but you I will never understand. You've managed to worm your way into my subconscious and at the same time make me proud of every root and tendril I'm from. Maybe it's because I've had to grasp tightly to those roots to survive the blast; the hit was hard and I had to reconnect to what was real. The evil I know. Like I said, I don't know if I should thank you or kick you in the balls when I see you. I'm more than ready to forget you and am working diligently to do so. He knows me well enough to know exactly what is wrong. I can't expect him to make any sudden moves when I am just as incapable. You were the bringer of limbo. The reaper of solace. I don't know if I should thank you or kick you in the balls when I see you.

Regretfully Yours,

X

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susansnowsusansnowover 9 years agoAuthor
tod

thanks for the feedback. let's say it is a metaphorical kick in the balls. for the record, I've never actually kicked anyone and would only aim for the sack if physically threatened.

todski28todski28over 9 years ago
lots of ball kicking references

Kinda scares me.

There is a good balance of strength and helpless in here it flip flops between the two

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