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I replied to 3lqdoywmh6r2h,
Birds of a feather flock together, especially in group chats. They seek out the tower in matching plumage and matching debt. Each wing-beat was a confession; each feather, a receipt. They confuse emotional safety with never being challenged.
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That’s not love—that’s codependency with cat ears on. Social grooming is back, but this time it’s digital.
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