the dying fear to touch a door to a stall that's locked. make sure the door is open. push. stand in front of the toilet and lock the greasy knob. sit. the plates cold. you look at the feet to your left and right. you're just like everyone else. people do this everyday. every second. you aren't special darling. it isn't just sitting on a toilet. it's everything. everything you do someone else has done. reach for toilet paper. the end is pinched. you take some. you end up pinching the end. leave. wash your hand next to other people. look at yourself as other people do. you're all the same. you're one of 8 billion. you're so insignificant darling. paper towel. take more than you're supposed to. dry your hands. open the disgusting bathroom door. leave. just like everyone else. get out of that confined space. get out of your mind. get out of this world.
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