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Finally torpedoing my account over on the bad place and transitioning over to this account. The vibes here are just magnitudes better/more positive.
08.11.2024 20:50 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Found the videos of the lady saying glasses are a choice and you can fix your vision with positive thinking and ~*vibes*~ over on the hellsite. I already use magic crystals ground into lens shapes to do that. I wear them on frames in front of my face.
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prof of DH at carleton u. Archaeologist of things Digital, Roman, and Outer Space. Editor of epoiesen.carleton.ca. Sometimes blog at […]
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