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Mental Illness Inherent Since Birth

Fresh home from therapy, and resonate with zeal tush air cerebral cogs a turn'n analogous to and pinion wheel hence attempt made to bare soul, sans thru poetry re: veal ling avidity, asper barreling neurological daily kos loaded truck full heading toward figurative lifelong landfill deposits on weekly psycho logical session I unseal manipulating bothersome issues controlled via bot size thumbwheel, which grave undertaking i.e. professional counseling allows, enables, and provides opportunistic gradual process at selfheal ling oft times necessitates reviewing silent Virgina reel comprising the story of earlier life piecemeal akin to a slapdash montage chronicling existential ordeal, now referencing adenoids (removal first mention within poetic endeavor, when young boy) loosely linkedin with nasopharyngeal pseudo oral palate highway tucking each meal across miniature bridgework, ma late mum meekly acceded to doctors orders, said operation sub sequently deemed unnecessary affecting negligible decreasing nasality predicated on split (bifid or bifurcated uvula), viz laryngeal utterances finds me speculating speculating now, whether taking kneel ling pose possibly coo dove wrought divine intercession giving me super powers ideal for fighting off being bullied gloating this instant imagining bringing beastie boys to heel actual reality visit my kid self, a most convenient scapegoat socially withdraw puny size lad internalizing hateful barbs glom ming up significant emotional gearwheel inferiority complex predominating supplemented with cumulative anger, a potent feel ling exacerbating anxiety prone disposition courtesy chromosomal (pop'n mom genes) art of the deal.

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