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Sep 17
There’s nothing wrong with trying colors that suit you.
But do you know what is wrong?
Judging them, saying they don’t suit you.

There’s nothing wrong with the meal I made—
Judge your own tongue, we got different preferences.

There’s nothing wrong with my taste, my style.
You know? It feels good to be comfortable in my own skin.
I exude confidence. You? You breathe hate and envy.

Nobody gets the style of my hair.
You laugh at it.
My hair? It weeps for me.

My hair and I go way back.
We got histories. Pity. Sob stories.
But it’s ours. And it’s beautiful.
the breaktime monologue
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the breaktime monologue  25/F/Philippines
(25/F/Philippines)   
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     Zeno and Poetato
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