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Justine Clemente wrote about the word trend 2 years, 10 months ago
She followed the trend. Then fell down a rabbit hole of naked people. They didn’t know what she was trying to hide. Maybe her opinion.
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Justine Clemente posted an update: 2 years, 10 months ago
I find it hard to believe that people are attracted to one thing and they have always been and will always like the same things. Sexuality is a kink like any other. One day you’re into dainty feet, the next day it’s homicide. Ultimately people like orgasms.
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word velvet 2 years, 10 months ago
He caught her staring at him, so he said smugly, “Go ahead, eat your heart.” Not knowing she was the daughter of a baker, the girl took her frosted heart from out of her chest and ate it. With crumbs around her mouth, she swallowed and replied, “I guess my dad made it out of [...]
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Justine Clemente posted an update: 2 years, 11 months ago
There ought to be a feminine form of the verb ralph. (As in, ”I’m totally going to ralph.”) So, I suggest, ”rhonda.”
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word revolt 2 years, 11 months ago
He wouldn’t give me the key. I just wanted to go for a swim. So I reached my arm down into his throat, to grab hold of the magic word to open the gate, causing his chest to expand and rip open as I pulled out the magic word. He stood there exposed. Taking a [...]
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emilysophia wrote about the word fallout 2 years, 11 months ago
The man was found in an old fallout shelter. He skin was pallid and his clothes were filthy. He was on the brink of death. Before they lifted him into the ambulance his barely audible whisper echoed through the night, “Please don’t take me out of here.”
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Oh I like that. It makes me wish it were the start of a real story. :)
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I like it! Especially the end, it just screams that it’s got a story behind it.
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word wash 2 years, 11 months ago
The lamp sat there sneering at the rope, on and off. So the rope dropped down to the ground. It didn’t want to hang around anymore. Wash.
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word remark 2 years, 11 months ago
My tooth kept try ing to push itself from out of my gums. But no matter how hard it jiggled, and no matter how hard it tried, it wouldn’t budge, causing pain to the nerves around it, making them upset. Not one to lay there quietly, my tongue remarked, “Quit being so hard-headed.”
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word spine 2 years, 11 months ago
The caterpillar crawled up my spine, and turned itself into a cocoon. A few days later, I couldn’t stop hiccuping. Only to find the butterfly had bloomed, and it flew into my mouth, causing my words to flutter into the air for you to breathe in.
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word century 2 years, 11 months ago
It took a century for them to realize that a only a second had passed. So they pawned their watches for ice cream cones, and let it melt all over their hands. They licked up the minutes.
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word train 2 years, 11 months ago
She got on a train, and he rode in on a bird. And she asked, “Why are you riding that bird when we have this train?” He said, “I don’t like moving standing still.”
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Justine Clemente and izzy are now friends 2 years, 11 months ago
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word wrapped 2 years, 11 months ago
She wrapped the head in saran wrap, as tightly as she could. And as she was adding on one last layer, it gasped and shrieked, “Hey! Watch it with those fingers!” So she wrapped it tighter.
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Justine Clemente posted an update in the group
share your psyche: 2 years, 11 months agoLately I’ve been infatuated with the idea of wanting to offend someone. I don’t know why, but I am. Maybe it’s that same drug-like effect you feel when you’re curious over someone you just met is what’s causing me to stir. You become tantalized by only knowing the Dr. Jekyll side to them, and how strangers only smile until you unexcusedly bump shoulders into their world. And that collision of skin leads me to think, that maybe by me trying to purposely offend someone is me slipping them the vile concoction to bring out Mr. Hyde, see that monstrous side to them only lovers or victims get to see. That tender side where all their true, raw emotions get pumped to the surface in their blood cells, and if you come close enough you’ll leave an impressionable bruise. So, maybe, just maybe, if I push you into an out of mind frenzy, fill your eyes with a red rage, you’ll see it for a sutured romance of possibility, hanging itself from a tree branch where reoccurring nightmares of second glances fall to the ground. It could be something of true taste. And maybe if I know what ticks you off right away, we’ll have a chance of being real friends. I could be the perfect criminal to rob you of courtesy;
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Justine Clemente wrote about the word collar 2 years, 11 months ago
The collar around my neck choked my words inside my throat, causing my mouth to swell, and my head to inflate. I couldn’t fit out the door the next day.
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As she wondered about what he might be doing right now, the soda she had been pouring flowed over the edges of the cup and onto the counter, dribbling from the edge down to the white carpet. As if she didn’t already have a big enough mess to clean up. “Well,” she thought, “at least this one is manageable.“ When she spilled her heart out for him, he didn’t bother picking up afterwards. View
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