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FRIDAY, 22 JUNE 1973
Somebody, somewhere, is checking their phone hoping it's you.
It's a debt collector.
— Zack, unqualified
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PREVIOUSLY, ON YOUR DECLINE
- A tidy playroom lasts exactly as long as it takes to photograph. The photo…
- You don't have a type. You have a pattern. Your friends have a group…
- Nothing says adulthood like being excited about a new kettle. The kettle will outlast…
- You call it a "situationship" because "relationship" would mean someone has to commit to…
- The pothole is on the list. The list is dynamic. The pothole is permanent.
- You "don't believe in labels". You believe in being kept as an option.
- Romance isn't dead. It just stopped waiting for a reply to your "hey" from…
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