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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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feign

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If I don't want to be here, I won't act like I do. I'm not going to feign wanting to be here.

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Anonymous If I don't want to be here, I won't act like I do. I'm not going to feign wanting to be here. (Two sentences) I see no problem with them the way they are.

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  • Anonymous If I don't want to be here, I won't act like I do.
  • I'm not going to feign wanting to be here.
  • (Two sentences) I see no problem with them the way they are.
  • - A.
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AnonymousIf I don't want to be here, I won't act like I do. I'm not going to feign wanting to be here.
(Two sentences)

I see no problem with them the way they are.

- A.
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