Rec | THE MOVIE ‘WE LIVE IN TIME’

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emotionally devastating and gut-wrenching. first time in a while that I cry for 2 hours straight. My friend told me “it wasn't that sad” and I’m convinced he’s never experienced love before.

@anaxkaren

Nov 7, 2024

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