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dear damsel in distress MAG
  I don’t believe in this “Do whatever
  you want, life is short” bull.
  Your body is a temple with your
  brain as the ruler and your heart
  as the manipulable right-hand man.
  Kingdom and kingdom will
  try to invade and
  your heart will whisper cunning
  words to the king to convince him
  how much you long to be
  loved but don’t be fooled because
  strangers can touch you and
  Your right-hand man will
  slip from his position as guardian
  of your heart and your castle will
  crumble but let the king rule
  your body and when
  a Knight – dirty and broken down,
  but honored by your grace and
  presence – comes knocking on
  Your door, your heart and your brain
  will for once agree that the timing
  is right and the temple is ready
  to be shared with someone who
  will treat it with kindness
  and respect and you will simply unlock
  the doors, roll up the drawbridge and
  let them in.

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'To choose doubt as a philosophy of life is akin to choosing immobility as a means of transport'.<br /> -Yann Martel