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Now, to live is to die
Mable 2022-04-22 07:01:06
I thought that constant indulgence could get rid of my inner boredom, but found that this road led me to a bottomless pit full of anger, pain and shame. Emotions and desires have always been the most difficult points for human beings to overcome and control, but now these "viruses" are endlessly amplified and spread to every corner of society. Originally, the road of life is full of ups and downs. Coupled with the invasion of more and more mental viruses, who can resist it? Who still has confidence in life? Who cares if there is hell and heaven, because the moment we live is hell, we just instinctively have to drag our tired body and mind to live, even though this is no longer alive!
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Myrl 2021-11-24 08:01:19
There are a lot of frontal and naked shots, but they seem to have nothing to do with eroticism. They are more modern people’s concepts of love and sex. I would rather vent my sexual desires in front of strangers or computer screens than actively cherish the people around me. When the depression spreads to its highest point, the appearance of blood is unbearable, and the music is excellent. But the ending is a bit too procrastinated. It should be better to just pinch off at the most broken time ==
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Elbert 2022-03-21 09:01:36
The quarrel between the two on the sofa has already hinted at the ins and outs. The two secretly tasted the forbidden fruit when they were young. After the incident, the male protagonist was condemned by his conscience and could not bear it. While loving him, he didn't want to lose this family. The two were tortured by lust. Basically, the brother would rather create a hell and live in it than drag his sister into the abyss.
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Brandon Sullivan: If you had a choice to live in the past or the future, and you could be anything you wanted to be , what would you be?
Marianne: What would you be?
Brandon Sullivan: Well, i always wanted to be a musician in the Sixties.
Marianne: That's cool. Musician?
Brandon Sullivan: Yeah.
Marianne: Sixties it's tough though! I saw Gimme Shelter recently, you know, the Rolling Stones documentary?
Brandon Sullivan: Yeah.
Marianne: Kinda seem like hell!
Brandon Sullivan: What?
Marianne: Yeah, Sixties be like the last place I want to be.
Brandon Sullivan: No way!
Marianne: [laughing] Yes. Ugh, chaos!
Brandon Sullivan: So, where would you and what would you want to be?
Marianne: Umm, i dunno. Here, now.
Brandon Sullivan: [pauses] That's boring.
Marianne: Fuck you.
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Brandon Sullivan: Smell it.
Muscular Boyfriend: [sniffs] Yo!