Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I — Michelle Franklin
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Life is really a travesty of will: it is a parade of learning how to lose people and improve at feigning indifference.I suspect I shall always fail at this, and fail miserably. I do not know whether that is winning at life or failing at happiness.

— Michelle Franklin
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