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I'm probably currently rocking back and forth in the fetal position, clutching my leather

mole skin, just trauma dumping on my new friends at therapy camp. But hey, I'm still here and we're

still talking shit. So you're going to have to wait for the new me next week. Until then,

here she fucking glows. Go Bob bat up. I was going to say goes and then I was going to say

blows. So what do you get? Glows. She is glowing. You know, I'm going to say something extremely

jappy. Jappily ever after. Jappy go lucky. Are we not allowed to say the term jappy anymore? Guess

what? I don't give three eighths of a fuck. I'm holding on to it. There are some other words I'd

like to bring back as well. I'm just going to wait. You know, I'm going to parse those out

in my own time. But I think if you connect the dots, you can figure out which words I'm trying to

bring back. Obviously nothing racially insensitive or problematic. But just like general nostalgic terms

that are, we're maybe popular in the 2000s as adjectives that have no correlation to any type of

mental disability or a group of people. But just like if we could, if we could differentiate the two

and just bring it back casually, it's something I'm interested in and I would like to start a march.

One of them being jappy, which actually is slightly problematic. But because I'm part of the

community of the jappy community, I'm allowed to fucking say it along with many other words.

I feel like a moral obligation to invite all of the women at galsons at my local galsons to my

baby shower. Jackie, you're having a baby shower? Yes. I, you know, I dabbled with it. I feel awkward

about registering for things. I feel awkward about like I'm not opening gifts in front of people.

I find that to be so bizarre, especially in a baby shower. Like nobody cares about like the baby

braza that you registered for. It's not even fun. It's awkward. Opening gifts at a party in general

is so fucking awkward. We're not playing any games. I gave very specific instruction to my best

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