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Color coordination rules are exhausting

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Some deeply intense practitioners refuse to wear specific colors on certain days based purely on invisible atmospheric rules. They will frantically dig through their laundry basket for a completely clean yellow shirt on a Wednesday just to avoid bad luck. It turns basic morning dressing into a highly stressful, high-stakes game of wardrobe roulette.

Color coordination rules are exhausting
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