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Story of the Week
“She showed me her tits,” said Jimmy. “Bullshit!” said Frank.
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I was nagged by those boxes from my old life stacked in the garage.
Story of the Week
“Tell me about the things you can’t tell me about when I’m dressed.”
Story of the Week
You can’t ask her not to fall in love when she does it on a daily basis.
Story of the Week
“We don’t feel like a couple. Haven’t felt like a couple for a very long while.”
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What felt like sanctity now felt like nothingness, like death.
Story of the Week
He smelled like the bars my mother took me to in the middle of the day.
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She looks at them through eyes flattened by a confused life.
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Was that lipstick on Don’s cheek? This was too much for her to take.
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The purple-eyed women on her mom’s side began generations ago.
Story of the Week
It’s like having your parents in the room. Patrolling our sleep, our sex life.
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My mother hoped moving would erase the affair with a married man.
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The transformation of their maid from shadow to sexpot thrills Maizie.
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I used to be known for the humor of my music, the lightness of touch.
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She had boyfriends before she met him. Well, not really boyfriends.
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Her sly smile was a vicious remnant of her life before Real Life began.
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Keaton didn’t control his emotions; he put them to use.
Story of the Week
Trailblazers we celebrate. Those outcasts, outliers, and outlaws.
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My head was muffled in velvet, my body exposed in an old slip.
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Pale dust clung to their skin like the lime he had thrown on the dead.
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Ivan rolled his eyes, and looked at the sky like someone about to be martyred.
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The suite cost as much as a two-pound brick of Panama Red.
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I floated in the tub, my head bobbing, until I felt slick as a seal.
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He got people on the conveyor belt that carried them up to heaven.
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For a moment I had the delicious feeling of fitting in without even trying.
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“Refuge,” Nina said, tilting her head back; it was a word she learned.
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