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I’m Not Sure Which Is Worse: Intense Feeling, Or The Absence Of It.
-Margaret Atwood
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I’m Not Sure Which Is
Margaret Atwood
I’m Not Sure Which Is Worse: Intense Feeling, Or The Absence Of It.
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