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Bio

How does one consider himself normal if the basis of normal can’t be without bias? He is not just himself, but many different people. No man is singular even without a mother or father. Their bodies hold his distant memories, whether the absence of the egg in his mother’s ovaries or the sperm that exited his father. Memories are not only stored and fired by neurons, but held in the weak echo of newborn cells told by the old. Animals without conscience still can recognize man from toad.

Male art student working towards the entertainment industry. I mainly write poetry and original works, but will post my South Park fanfiction here. I love making friends.