11/2 2:33 - thought drop - by emma salinas - Thot Gestalt
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If you’re curious what’s going on in the brain of a 22 year old girl in San Francisco at 2am, look no further.
I just finished writing a couple poems into the void, and by the void I mean an anonymous twitter account with 45 followers. I created it so I could train myself like an AI on a custom feed of inputs and a custom feed of outputs: in this case, poems. It’s fun to discover/create/develop a new muscle in your body, especially on a platform that gives you feedback loops, instead of just a mirror (journal). Here’s one that I won’t tweet so you can’t look it up: to let one peer into the skull to see the worlds within, the secrets left untold and be granted write-privileges is an intimacy much…
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