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It’s quite compelling how the felon becomes the victim expelling any responsibility or failings just innocence sailing the calm then encountering harm that false charm preventing any lessons or altered behaviour progressively ascending confidence but cons are dense carry on and re-enter danger circumstantial stranger explainer very unemotional point and blamer relying on superior intellectual properties to dodge accountability the impossibilities silly little liars unpleasant deniers transparently apparent and to anyone present totally repellent because people get found out first round nailed it down second round doubt found third round knocked out found out no truth in your mouth action drought actual lout reputation drowned now lonely been disowned with your known true tone exposed everyone knows you’re fake you’re a fibber trying to dig out a sneaky sliver lying to strangers while you’re friendships wither and now calling yourself a forgiver acting bigger with no one close because you’re a hoax one of those grown up damaged blokes savage jokes holding hope delusional loops and chapter hoops denying you ever did anything wrong too clever too strong when really too weak to ever learn from and dearly seeking but everyone’s gone cus when truth comes through there’s nothing you can do you could give up be honest be true but that’s too much so you stay a delude sticking to the story as if it’ll make it true how sad are you a one dimensional lying dude who does what he does cuz he doesn’t do the insecure ain’t pure they don’t tell it raw they invent it all ending a lonely individual with intellectual properties lost logically a con lost of confidence in defence taking offence but never taken seriously having no friends

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