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⌈ Secret Post #3995 ⌋

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[Imagine Dragons]

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[Stranger Things]

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[Richard Hammond from Top Gear]

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[MCU Steve Rogers]

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[The Punisher]

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[Jennifer Lawrence]

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[Josh Brolin]

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[Left: Brian Molko of Placebo / Right: David Bowie]

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I read New Yorker short fiction regularly, and nothing about this piece seems outside the norm for that crop. I'd even say that flawed, unlikable protagonists is a common theme for the stories they choose. This is the problem about things going viral, you get a lot of people who come into something without any context or previous experience and then they think a thing is something it really isn't.

Is it a step up from their usual sad boner confessional fare to run a story that's both sad boner and sad clit confessional?

A bunch of people are reading a piece of short fiction. This isn’t a problem; this is a cause for celebration.

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