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Reply to a Deviant Part IVI've read all of your stuff. I can't say it made me feel miserable, as others would probably say. It makes me feel rather safe and that's only because I know what else is hidden in there to keep you on that floating line. I doubt anyone would survive having all that anger buried deep inside and nothing else to fill the gap between anger and sanity. I can't say I'm feeling in any way overoptimistic about your projected evolution, but I can't pretend I don't have any expectations either. In fact, I admire you because you'll never get used to being satisfied and you can't stand the idea of remaining unaccomplished. You know tomorrow's never goinReply to a Deviant Part IV
Reply to a Deviant - Part IIII've just came to the conclusion that plenty enough people out there have the feelings range of a watermelon. The rest have at least once considered murder or a plot to take over the world. I believe that the greatest murderers of all times have enjoyed both Mahler's music and the thunders that roll in front of my eyes at this very moment. And nice sunny days accompanied by Haydn's hilarious art as well. Or boring afternoons in front of the telly. I don't think they murdered for the blood - they did it either for the thrill or for unloading anger. I'm angry most of the times and I have my own means of unloading anger - most of them won't workReply to a Deviant - Part III
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