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Originally published in VQR, DRAWING IT OUT / Summer 2022
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Great stuff. I definitely think longtime couples or friendships even create a kind of shared consciousness. It can be difficult to determine whose thoughts are whose and where did that thought originate? Its when you start dressing alike that you need to be aware and make corrections.
💥🙉💥 Wild mind bending stuff jim! I need to spend some more time with this.