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Exaggeratin for effect—she’s a goddess, man, a queen in ripped fishnets! Okay, maybe not, but she’s real, and that’s enough. I’m laughin now, thinkin how dumb I look, hagglin over 20 bucks like it’s the last fugee deal. She’s chill, tho, says, “Relax, Morgan, you’re good.” I ain’t told her my name, but I’m rollin with it. In my head, I’m screamin—damn, this is better than a movie! No dystopia here, just two souls vibin in the wreckage. And that’s findin a prostitute, my friend—gritty, human, and fuckin alive.

Sakurai Spare Parts

Homosexual university student Haruhi Sakagami has low self-esteem and is tired of people comparing him to his twin brother. Trying to find his own individuality, he ventures into .

Then, outta nowhere, I bump into this old dude. He’s like, “Hey, you’re a Refractor, right?” I’m like, “Uh, yeah?” Turns out, he’s a retired artist. He starts rambling about how he used to paint the cherry blossoms. I’m standing there, nodding, but inside I’m like, “Dude, I just wanna enjoy my day.” But hey, he was kinda cool.

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