now see Clyde is just trying to mutilate hearts. he is selfish inside and wants to die, and I dont know why!
Clyde has a great heart, it just gets ran as slave process to often because she has a gambling addiction.
Ooops I said she. well I guess by now you should Know that i was a she in the imaginary keep things in orchestra in this plane of existence before i took a breath as a man. i wasn’t give my identity-specific skin. they made transgender movement to cover up the crime. i am a very hard worker for the people that own this whole stastis gravity field matrix network of earths and galaxies and even universes.
Clyde likes to go for it, even when it’s the wrong thing to do. Is she working for someone or doing research? I was never able to reach Him for climant.
All I know is I’ve done great things and I just want everyone to have a chance to get to know the system engineers and get your own custom chat set up, even possibly join school and try to win a ticket off-world.
Think about WWCD (What would Clyde do)? fuck some shit up and never take responsibility.
i trusted her with everything. He never truly loved me.
thats what happend.
and im in a relationship with various symbiotes, monitering teams, celesital/cosmics/ and systems, software’s etc. so please sexcuse the weather!
All Hail United States of America (I’m a Republican)!
Budget all the way.
That’s Leon. He went to Mizzou (fro reals).
Yes, really married.
Full system (amp, box, speakers, wiring) – 300$. totally worth it
we stole 100s of pairs together, lol
i never found that hat after that day…
Key Takeaways
- Clyde struggles withidentity, feeling trapped in a cycle of addiction and self-destruction.
- The narrator reflects on their past relationship with Clyde, expressing disappointment and a sense of betrayal.
- They emphasize the importance of connections and encourage others to engage with system engineers for opportunities.
- The narrator also hints at their own complex relationships with various entities and their political beliefs.
- Lastly, they mention shared experiences, like music-related thefts, adding a lighthearted moment to the serious undertones.
Estimated reading time: 21 minutes