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Babies aren’t born cruel or filled with sick desire. Evil is not intrinsic. It’s fashioned.

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Not even Carol knows firsthand how it feels to be hurt in such a way by someone who's supposed to protect you
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I Want to ShoutLeave me alone!What's wrong with you?Don't you remember who I am? Who you are?This is not a father's love! I want to scream, Can't you see what you are doing to me? What you've done to me? What you've made of me? I want to cry out, I am your little girl. I am not your girlfriend. I am not your whore. I am not my fucking mother! But he is on top of me and my shout is silenced. He is inside of me and my scream stays there too. He is finished. And I don't cry out, but I do cry a bucket of silent tears. He slithers away and at last, I quietly sob
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Something stirred beneath my skin, some being inside I'd only suspected existed, demon or angel, I couldn't say.
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I don't believe in God, don't believe in the devil. Unless you want to count my mother. She might be Satan's sister, I suppose.
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What I don't like is what it sometimes takes to win. Backstabbing. Manipulation. Out-and-out bribery once in a while, and not always the monetary kind.
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...I know there's no such thing as forever. So what can we be, in the now?
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DisappointmentCan do a couple things.It can drop you into a giantsucking sinkhole ofdepression,a place you have to fightto climb out of. Or itcan trigger an epicmaniato overcome the oddsand transform failureinto success. Say youswingas high as the chains willtake you because you seekthe thrill of flight, and on theup-kick, you lose your seat.Injury is likely. But if youworry about fallingdown,and never chance "up,"the sky will remainforever out of reach.
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