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What do you think about every day that you never chose to care about?
What occupies your mind is not always what you decided to give your time to.
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Brushing your teeth, you notice you're halfway through an argument with a stranger from a comment section, or replaying a feud between two people you have never met. You didn't decide to care about either. They arrived the way weather does, and now they come back most mornings and take up room.
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