I don't know what's not real.

Limited capacity is a collection of six darkly amusing stories

about the mysterious ways we interact with the internet and with each other.

There's something going on with him. It's like an act.

I don't trust him.

What?

You're staring at me like I should say something, but I don't really know what to do here.

That's the whole name of the game.

Don't talk about how the town isn't real. You understand?

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podcasts. This is a CBC podcast.

You're listening to Alone, A Love Story, and I'm Michelle Perizi.

Chapter 9 Freedom Number nine, freedom.

Superconnectors. It's June.

I've lived alone for two months months and my place is coming together. I love it here actually,

set up how I like it, neat and tidy. No cupboard doors left open, no toilet seats left up. Out every window you can see the city, and out the

bedroom windows, the CN Tower looms huge in front of us, all lit up with different colors

at night, the rumble of commuter trains, a new melody.

It takes me 10 easy minutes to walk to work each day, 13 minutes in heels. Not having to take public transit anymore improves my life by a

million percent. We are downtown. In this way I feel normal again. I'm in the right place again, physically anyway.

Mentally, spiritually, I'm still trying to figure out what direction is up.

I was domesticated for so long that I have no idea what people do for fun, which bars or

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