Fellas Is It Gay To Look Through His Eyes And See What He Sees Till You See The Forest Not Just The Trees

Fellas is it gay to look through his eyes and see what he sees till you see the forest not just the trees and mimic his will and learn his routines and feel the same thrill and know what it means and walk in his shoes as long as it takes and

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I can't imagine Bill meditating."
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"He sometimes falls asleep on the stairs. Is he used to sleeping upright? (He once claimed, as an energy being, he doesn't need to sleep, so perhaps he doesn't know how to do it properly—unless that was another of his lies.)
This can't be comfortable!"

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Obsessively studying your recently-resurrected arch-nemesis isn't, like, any kind of mental health red flag, is it? Like that's probably fine right?

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Absolute masterpiece of a song, recommend it to everybody

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