pity

October 9th, 2014

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55 Responses to “pity”

  1. Hola

    Roberto
  2. I looked at him. A shell of his former self. Tattoos faded and muscles weakened. No more glory. All I feel is pity for this man I once loved.

    Jenn
  3. They were full of pity and she hated it. She could sense it coming off them, and she was trying to distance herself as far away as she

    Grace
  4. It smells weak and thoughtless. You can never truly know what is happening in their mind and there is never any reason for you to form emotions out of it. Especially if those emotions are at the dispense of that other person. It isn’t your place, isn’t your right.

    Drea
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    NB
  6. Don’t feel bad for the person I’ve become. Feel bad for the person that I once was and had to shed for the sake of those around me; for the sake of love and for the sake of my future. Cherish the person who I have become, because this will be who I am, for the rest of my days.

  7. its such a pity when you lose a game or just lose something at all i get mad when i lose in b ball but its just a pity…

    Shane Novak
  8. I pity a lot of people. Sometimes i feel like i shouldn’t pity them, especially when they ask me not to, but that just makes me pity them more. I even pity myself sometimes, but, doesn’t everyone?

    Sean
  9. Pimpin ain’t easy!

    NIck B
  10. “Pity Da Fool” – Mr T

    Pity is a sign of feeling bad for someone else. From ignorance to stupidity.

    Anonymous
  11. Mr TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

    NIck B
  12. i don’t know what pity is

    ol
  13. I pity the fool that tries to clubber lane. Call me BA biceps ‘cuz I crush a whole gang.
    -Mr.T 2014

    NIck B
  14. sad pity cheese disapointment bully teacher students kids

    Andres murillo
  15. It was worse than he thought. They were all smiling. No teeth though. Their smiles were joyless, and obligatory. The closed-lipped kind offered to homeless kids and dying patients. His stomach rolled when he realized he was grateful they cared that much.