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Letting a text message ruin your breakfast

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Someone can be having a perfectly delightful morning until their phone buzzes with a generic alert about incoming betrayals, instantly turning them into a paranoid mess before they even finish their toast.

Letting a text message ruin your breakfast
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Scorpio shreds perfectly good receipts almost instantly

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Mary Baker Eddy firmly believed her enemies were actively attacking her with a curse called malicious magnetism

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