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Betrayal & Deception

Subtle Deceptions — Journal Entries 2023

By Poe
January 1, 2023 1 Min Read
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Sometimes telling yourself to be subtle
will attract the opposite of what you are wanting.
The key word is “wanting.”
Wanting is the unknown. (Are the people, places, and things thriving
off the evil eye portrayed by both sides?)
Yes, both sides.
Imagine this: you’re at a fight with the people, places, and things.
Plot twist: I didn’t know about this evil eye—the acts that are
portrayed to me are actually put upon me.
Guess when they say make sure you have a “killer” climax,
they’re not wrong…

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