Whatever I fed to his mind, thinking it was nutrition was, in fact, poison. No matter how much a person likes or craves — Kirtida Gautam, #iAm16iCan
Whatever I fed to his mind, thinking it was nutrition was, in fact, poison. No matter how much a person likes or craves — Kirtida Gautam, #iAm16iCan
Whatever I fed to his mind, thinking it was nutrition was, in fact, poison. No matter how much a person likes or craves — Kirtida Gautam, #iAm16iCan
Whatever I fed to his mind, thinking it was nutrition was, in fact, poison. No matter how much a person likes or craves — Kirtida Gautam, #iAm16iCan
Whatever I fed to his mind, thinking it was nutrition was, in fact, poison. No matter how much a person likes or craves — Kirtida Gautam, #iAm16iCan
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Whatever I fed to his mind, thinking it was nutrition was, in fact, poison. No matter how much a person likes or craves sugar, he should not be raised on the diet of only sugar ~ Rudransh Kashyap

— Kirtida Gautam, #iAm16iCan
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