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She managed to pull it out of herself again, the lingering secret she's learned keep hidden. She yanked it out of the prison she made, franticly begging for the solace only it could offer her. It smiled, cracked lips stretching like a malicious snake, and whispered in a long forgotten voice "separate it." The thought initially disgusted the child, she pushed away from the demented hysteria, spitting denial. But with every beat of confused reality, the rope around her abandoned habits wound tighter, and as she faded further away from logic and reason, the ribbon's surface grew only rougher, throwing the girl, into a

I hate how tempting it is to eat cheese when you're grating it.

Technically speaking, the human heart can most certainly break. It is a rather tender muscle, on average it beats sixty to eighty times a minute. The human heart can rip, its outer surface giving too much of a leap and the thin armour surrounding it expands too quickly, it tears open. Technically speaking, the human heart can most certainly break. It just can't snap or crack, like a bone. On this  point, the human heart can also pop from the inside. Usually during a severe heart attack. What happens is that your little drum beat in there starts pumping much too fast. Approximately 120 to 140 beats a minute. That makes the sphere-shaped co