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Whispers of Laughter and Tears: Masturbation

I haven’t been able to write even ten sentences together for nearly a year. The only thing I managed to write during this time was a letter to my counselor. Right now, I’m typing with a fractured distal radius in my right hand, hoping life might become a little clearer. Writing in a personal space has its advantages—it helps organize thoughts and worries. But there’s a downside too: two lines of praise can inflate the ego. The habit of writing is one thing, but the habit of not writing brings its own challenges. I see the pain of not writing reflected even in my friends’ posts. Neither I nor ninety percent of my friends ever believed writing would make us great. Instead, writing brought a kind of inner peace, a sense of fulfillment we kept chasing. But that greed has ended up like the owner of the golden egg-laying goose—leaving
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