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I’m technically diagnosed with ADHD and the thought that I could just not work and receive benefits genuinely blows my mind. I genuinely think working is one of the best things you can do for your mental health. I know when I’m not working, I get bored out of... show more

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I hope I never leave your mind when you engage in something I introduced you to, I genuinely hope you get haunted by the memory of me every time you interact with them so that your love for these things is actually a curse in disguise

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Monday morning 7:35 am just got back from working out in the park today I did Dips and I did push-ups so I’m holding the camera with my left hand which I never do trying to show you my pics and Pak movement and try to show you my apps, of course and I think from the side the way when I’m stressing my triceps and stuff you can see my guts really look good. I look forward to you commenting and your feedback.

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i could listen to this for the rest of my life and not get bored

i could listen to this for the rest of my life and not get bored

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