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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
WHAT IS YOUR WORTH

Are you worth anything..do you know your worth...you keep asking me the same question over and over again...and then I try to respond the best way I know how...but I finally realzed that you and I are going through the same nonsense...I don't want to go through this shit...I think you do...maybe we can sit down and talk to each other and come to some type of understanding...we need each other and we have to hang in there...

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