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<em>This probably won´t be funny to anyone else, but, it is to me. </em>
<em>Me when my therapist asks how many times I say I wanna die in a day:</em>
<em>I don´t know? I wasnt COUNTING.</em>
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Kid: <em>I wanna be a dinosaur!</em>
Mom: <em>Why, because there cool and scary?</em>
Kid: <em>No, mom! Because there dead.</em>
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Me: <em>They always say weird flex, but okay, but never say weird flex, are you okay?</em>
Explanation: Uh..y e a h-
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"If you share your life on the performance art stage, you put yourself in a position to be seriously judged as a good person or bad person. At times I was worshiped as a goddess-- art lovers lavished me with gifts, shared their beautiful tears, gave me their blessings, sprinkled me with their love and adoration.
Explanation:
Body art was central to the performance art of the 1960s, and the terms are sometimes used interchangeably in this context. It encompasses artists who position themselves as living sculpture, as well as those who use their bodies as a canvas. However, the definition of whether an act is body art or not is often up to the artist.
Answer:
Fugal
Explanation:
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