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Struggling with choosing my ONE thing - Could use some external perspectives.

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I just finished reading the book THE ONE THING by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan.

I'm now in a state where I find my chest tight with the same encumbering fear I get when I think about narrowing down my focus to ONE purpose for my life.

The concept is simple, but applying it is not. I have seen mild success in many aspects of my life, but none that have permitted me to do more than make enough money to survive...I've never done more than 30K a year, and I'm 27 years old.

In order to give the best context I can without writing my entire autobiography, I'll recant a few pivotal moments (now that I'm editing this particular post, I don't feel like I've truly had my FTE...)

Anyhow, the book basically postulates that in order to achieve extraordinary results, we have to focus deeply (something I have struggled with greatly) on the ONE activity that will be the progenitor of our goal(s).

I'll do my best not to let this veer too far into "rant" territory, but I've had this issue for a while, and I'd like to gather some feedback from the wonderful minds that populate this forum.

My main motivation for posting this, is an organized and yet cathartic eruption. I want to burn off the impurities that have been indwelt into my being and have held me back time and time again.

Read on and you'll see why I've been pretty much broke my whole life, and how I'm aiming to change that.

You see, I'm an artist by trade - I went to school for animation, and ended up as a freelance illustrator/concept artist.

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But the problem is that I love creating art and practicing it for my sake, and tend to start sabotaging my successes when I start performing it as a service for others.

In the second quarter of 2014 I was working in-house as an illustrator at a local studio. I was making 1k a week (the most I've made to date) and was miserable. I got home and was spent on levels I didn't know existed.

Even before I had a way to articulate the SCRIPT, I could feel it tugging at my autonomy, and basically gave into depression. This spell of sorrow caused me to put in my two-week's notice after 3 months.

Fast forward to 2015. I'm one of the 12 Illustrators from around the world to get a plane ticket to California Via the L.Ron Hubbard Association and their yearly contest. I didn't win at grand finals, but I got to meet some of the industry greats, network a bit, learn a lot, and received external validation for the work I'd put into my craft.

Even after that, I still couldn't bring myself to work more than 40 hours per week as a professional artist. Long periods in front of the screen, client feedback, low pay, and a plethora of other negatives just kept burning me out (depression + quitting current projects.)

A "dream job" in that industry would leave me feeling dead inside before long. This is something I struggle to come to terms with, as younger me really wanted to be a highly-regarded fantasy artist.

My path also forked into music as well.

In 2016 I started making small profit via art courses and my YouTube Channel began to grow. I was dating a girl who was the lead singer of a stoner rock band, and when I saw her perform, something inside me shifted.

I was awed, yet envious. She and her band were slaying it. During their set list, for some reason, I had this deep regret that I hadn't chosen music as my creative pursuit.

Seeing her under the vivid lights performing her heart out while people banged their heads - this made my art seem so droll. She was an entity, that for a brief series of songs transcended herself as a person, and became this on-stage event.

I wanted that experience.

So I bought a cheap guitar and started practicing - little did I know I had a smidgen of talent, and developed the ability to play, produce, and write my own songs.

I obsessed over getting better at music. I hadn't felt this creative since I first started pursuing art. I would stay up late producing on my computer, and spend hours watching programs on YT on how to improve my compositions. I would sing scales in the car all the time, write lyrics all over my journals, and pick up my guitar whenever I had a spare moment.

Here's a little instrumental I made with a few spare hours:

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Friends and people I didn't know were a bit impressed that I had a decent voice, and that I had learned to play so quickly.

However...My income dropped.

Since I wasn't putting much time and energy into my business or side hustle, my art rusted up, my sales went down, and what little following I have online started to wane.

If trying to be an artist AND a musician wasn't enough, I've been a part-time model and commercial actor for the past 5 years. I've worked for Best Buy, Target, Columbia, and other brands that my agencies marketed me to. I've taken acting classes and honed my chops enough to get paid for being in local short films and televised commercials.

At one point I wanted to pursue it, but the end result just wasn't exciting enough for me, plus I don't really enjoy studying the scripts or repeating lines ad nauseaum. The process isn't all that fun - unlike music. Acting makes me feel like a living puppet. Much like doing art for others makes me feel.

Music has had the least amount of development, and hasn't made me a dime, yet I love it the most. I don't aim to be a cover artist, but someone who's known for his own project(s).

Art has been the longest-running in my life, the one I've invest the most into. I still enjoy it a lot, but it burns me pretty bad when I have to do too much client work. I like making sales of my courses and working on content for my side-hustle though.

Acting? I've more or less dropped it. Despite being fairly good looking and booking gigs from time to time, I just don't like the results like I do with visual art or music.

In closing:


To bring it full circle - I feel pretty lost choosing my ONE thing. My mind has worked assiduously to undermine my focus and success in many areas, and I would cherish some outside wisdom to help me narrow it down and pull out a purpose I can actually give my all to.

I'm also afraid that even if did give everything I had to ONE of these paths, are they too slowlane for me to ever ascertain the financial freedom I seek?

The likelihood of amassing riches as an artist or a musician are pretty weak in contrast to being an entrepreneur. It's just a different spectrum for providing value.

I'm drawn mostly to creative fields, aligned with being a learner and a maker, more so than a manager or a salesman.

Assuming I could make a decent living as a musician, what then? Even after touring and getting signed to a label in a somewhat dying industry, I'd still be far from rich. I'd end up having to teach or open up some sort of personal brand/business. Even just getting signed, booked for shows and the like, would probably take me another 9-12 months even if I gave it 150%.

My ideal would be to create a valuable personal brand for my art and music. I want to synergize the two to create my USP - much like Gorillaz. Art (maybe animation) and music combined to form a potent entertainment experience.

So in short, I want to create songs and art. I want to become a millionaire by doing so.

From what I gather, this isn't traditional entrepreneurship. I don't have an above-average mathematical mind, I can't code, and I please my clients as a service-provider, but burn out quickly and don't make much $$$.

Am I just way off base here? Can you see something with this information that I can't? If you had these skill sets, what would you do?

Even just writing this I feel a bit better, like I've homed in on what I'd actually like to make my purpose. I hate being borderline broke, but I'd regret living to be 80 and never trying to make this dream come true.

If you've read or skimmed this far, you have my thanks. Even if you don't want to respond. I'll still be updating my progress thread and contributing to the forum, I've just had to get this off my chest because I keep freezing up due to analysis paralysis and indecision.

Feel free to share your own stories and hopefully we'll be able to shatter these paradigms together.


First I want to say that picture is badass! It really captures the imagination and who doesn't like gigantic monsters?

As for your "struggles"... I think you are on the right track. Reading books like The One Thing and contemplating your situation with a focus on the future are integral parts of finding personal success. I read The One Thing a while back and took a different meaning from it. We all interpret things differently but I saw Keller's book as an homage to doing your most important task first. Not necessarily picking one thing to do with your life and cutting everything else out. Granted I didn't finish the book because when I thought about the most important task I had on my list, reading that book was never it. haha

With someone that is multi-talented such as yourself in a world with unlimited opportunities and an ocean of information at your fingertips it's easy to feel overwhelmed with options. I would suggest going full blast into anything and everything that intrigues you. Don't say no to anything. Don't say "I can't [insert accomplishment here]". I always tell the younger people in my family that feel like they are lost because they don't know what their "passion" is as soon as they graduate high school. Just do something! Anything!

The nature of life is that one thing leads to another. Things that might seem insignificant at the time can end up being pivotal moments in the future when you look back. No doubt there is something to be said about "being monogamous" when you do find a path, but until that time comes you should be dipping your toes into everything.

There are things you can be doing in the meantime which will be important no matter which path you choose... Start some kind of business that allows you more freedom in your life and can give you a lifestyle where you are free to be creative and explore yourself and your options. Choose something that will teach you sales, marketing, etc. These are all great things to know no matter who you are...

I wouldn't sweat too much about not knowing what your One Thing is. Take on 100 things and see where that gets you. If you wake up one day and can think of nothing but doing one thing, well, you won't be having this problem anymore...
 
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Upvu siqmoit!

Iyedvmz, epf vu ci dussidv, vjisi't puv upmz vji nutv cusoph vjopht vjev xomm neli zua taddittgam, epzvjoph vjev csoph wemai et xi tii iwiszfez, us xjip pix tadditt tvusz quq up vji TNifoe, dep neli zua taddittgam.

Cav o'n tasi vjev, vji vjopht vjev vji nekusovz fup'v xepv vu fu, ot xjisi vji nupiz ot.

Vjisi't nepz xez vu gopf ofiet, o onqmusi iwisz upi vu jewi op vji des, pies zuas fitl e movvmi qeqis us e Sinopf / Puvit hefhiv up vji QD fitlvuq, vu xsovi fuxp epz ofiet vjev qett vjsuahj zuas nopf.
O niep cigusi, o jef ofiet xjomi fsowoph cav fofp'v xsuvi vjin fuxp, pux vjev o'n exesi vjev vjiti ofiet dep csoph e muv ug wemai, o huv e gix ug vjin vjev jewi ep uqqusvapovz vu qsufadi tunivjoph duum.

Ov dep ci tunivjoph tisouatmz dunqmiy moli tunivjoph ietz, ep uckidv, e qsufadv, e tiswodi..katv xsovi vji ofie fuxp epf tiesdj fiveom up vji opvispiv.

O xet vemloph xovj epuvjis ipvsiqsipias ecuav jux vji dupdiqv esv goimf ot e "sif udiep." Xsuahjv xovj dunqivovoup epf fuhne moli nepz uvjis opfatvsoit vjev esi dsievowi epf tlomm-cetif.

Ov't nadj tnesvis vu tqipf voni siemmz fiwimuqoph tuni ofiet vjev dep ciduni opdsifocmz wemaecmi og caomv gus vji teli ug uvjist.

Vjot ot "cmai udiep." tumwoph vjuti qsucmint xovj movvmi vu pu dunqivovoup. Podjioph fuxp, ziv gsiioph upi't timg aq.

Hsiev voqt, cvx. O liiq qeqis iwiszxjisi xovj ni pux gus qmadloph uav tvsez ofiet xjomi fsowoph esuapf us iphehif op issepft epf vji moli.

@Miyeavup -- jewi zua vsoif Qevsiup vu vsz vu heop nusi iyqutasi vu zuas xusl? (Epf hiv qeof gus ov?)

O jewi vsoif epf geomif updi! O xet tqmovvoph nztimg civxiip gsiimepdi, nz tofi jatvmi, epf qevsiup. Qiuqmi xisi tohpoph aq gus nz dupvipv, epf O fimowisif ov gus 3 nupvjt cigusi qiuqmi fsuqqif uav. O xet ecmi vu miwisehi vji vavusoemt O nefi fasoph vjev voni gus nz tofi jatvmi, cav nz nietmz pancis ug gept duamf giim vjev O xet vuu fowofif, epf fxopfmif egvis sidiowoph vjios sixesft.

Juxiwis, O'wi si-fupi iwiszvjoph cav vji duqz-xsovoph gus vji neop jiefoph epf vji wofiu. Updi O'wi veqqif opvu e podji vjev qiuqmi xepv, O'mm ci ecmi vu si-meapdj epf juqigammz liiq ov egmuev vjot voni.

Ov't puv vji vjoph vjev zua fu ev vji nunipv vjev zua natv emxezt moli, cav ov ot vji sitamv dunoph gsun ov vjev natv ci tevotgedvusz.

Tu xjev O'n tezoph ot vjev zua nez jevi vji fez vu fez xusl xjip zua esi xusloph up e 200 juas nasem gus tuni caomfoph qavvoph op 10 juas fezt, vji xusl nez tadl, cav vji giimoph ug eddunqmotjnipv xjip zua esi fupi ges uavxiohjt vji xusl.

Op gedv, miv ni miewi zua xovj ot. Qiuqmi xju sap nesevjupt muwi sappoph epf dunqmivoph vjin. Cav vjiz fup'v MUWI iwiszfez ug vseopoph. Xju xepvt vu fu e tjusv 10 nomi sap xjip ov't 40 fihsiit epf seopoph. Nz quopv ot vjev ov ot ectumavimz onquttocmi vu hiv epz tevotgedvoup, tipti ug eddunqmotjnipv us gamgommnipv xovjuav QAVVOPH OP XUSL VJEV ZUA FUP'V MOLI.

Fenp. Vjot ot vji djissz up vuq vu zuas qsiwouat qutv op vjot vjsief. Cioph tu uavduni-fsowip huit eheoptv vji gmux. Ov't vji tidsiv tecuvias ug huemt epf fsient. Vji qsuditt ot xjev't onqusvepv. Sigopoph vjev, muwoph vjev, epf jovvoph vjev feomz apvom vji ofiem ot gushif.

Vji giimoph ug eddunqmotjnipv ot vji humfip tvevi vjev dep upmz ci etdisveopif vjsuahj tjuxoph aq fez egvis fez, sihesfmitt ug vji "gap" gedvus us jux "jesf" ov ot. Vjepl zua eheop gus vji optohjv, Couqjeti.


Op uvjis xusft, "fu xjev zua muwi" ot e tden. Tadditt dunit gsun "fuoph xjev zua jevi" epf vjip muwoph vji sitamv.

Taddopdvmz tvevif!

Jiz Vezmus,
O jewi tiip zuas csepfoph cigusi epf siemmz moli xjev zua caomf aq. Zuas iyidavoup ot qsivvz huuf.
Et e gimmux atif-vu-ci xeppeci dupdiqv esvotv, miv ni vimm zua tuni vjopht(vjot ot nz uqopoup upmz).

Vji dassipv tvevi ug vji dupdiqv esvotv xusmf ot fsowip cz ihu. O.i. "O xepv vu ci vji citv esvotv iwis epf ci et huuf et yyyyy".
Vjot ot qsittasi fsowip cz neslivoph epf heni tvafout epf vji dunnapovz et e xjumi. Ov´t puv e cef dupdiqv, cav gapfenipvemmz tmuxmepi epf fsowip cz ihuotvod ipfiewust. Vjot ot cetodemmz fu xjev zua muwi. Zua ciduni vji duptanis ug vji dupdiqv esv neslivoph epf emm vji esv vjev ot aqmuefif. Zua emtu ciduni e siedvowi esvotv cz gummuxoph vji vsipft.
Xjev O fof ot apgummux iwisz esvotv epf fimivif gedicuul vu gopf xjev moit xjovjop. Et couqjeti tahhitvif, muul fiiq xovjop zuastimg epf fup´v hiv fotvsedvif cz zuas vemloph nopf.

Egvis fsuqqoph esv(ziq), O gimv gsii gsun vji djeopt ug tdsoqvif fuhnet(qeopv iwisz fez vu ciduni huuf! ov´t zuas qettoup!!! zua tasimz muwi vu ci csuli epf xusl gus uvjis dunqepoit!!!).
O xet jupitv xovj nztimg. Nz qeopvoph tlommt xisi piovjis tqidoem pus fof vjiz gomm uvjis qiuqmi´t piift uvjis vjep nz timgotj fitosi vu ci siduhpobif et e hsiev esvotv. Gus qistqidvowi, O xet fsexoph/qeopvoph gsun 13-22 ziest epf xet fivisnopif vu ciduni vji piyv Kisinz Nepp.

Pux miv´t muul ev jux zua dep miwisehi zuas dassipv tlommt vu caomf e getvmepi catopitt. Zua qsucecmz jewi e huuf dsievowi tipti et ep esvotv.
Vjisi esi raovi e muv ug xusloph getvmepi catopitt nufimt gov gus e dsievowi:

1. Qip-epf Qeqis Henit
2. Fohovem Henit
3. Qjztodem Qsufadv Dsievoup(Idunn)

Et zua puvodi, vu gomm vji piift op vjiti neslivt siraosit vu fiwimuq effovoupem tlommt. Vjot ot xjev ot piifif vu tumwi piift.
Zua dep iovjis uavtuasdi tuni tvagg, us miesp ov zuastimg. Ni, gus iyenqmi, miespif dufi vu ciduni ep opfoi fiwimuqis(ov´t nz UPI vjoph. Ov ot e xusloph catopitt nufim epf zuas tadditt fiqipft up iyidavoup. Ov tvomm atit vji eweomecmi tlommtiv epf tumwit e piif).

Ov ot jimqgam vu motv dsovisoet vu fidofi ov´t vji UPI vjoph:
Fuit vji catopitt nufim tumwi e coh qsucmin/piif?
Dep ov tdemi opvu nommoupt?
En O dunnovvif vu vji qsuditt iwip egvis geomasi?
Dep O iyidavi up ov ximm pux us op vji gavasi?(ci jupitv)

Zua teof ov zuastimg. Xjev zua piif pux ot gopepdoem gsiifun. Dsievowi eavupunz ot tunivjoph zua emsiefz jewi, og zua vsiev ov et e juccz.
Vji qsucmin xovj fohovem qeopvoph ot vjev fiiq fuxp, zua esip´v dunnovvif vu vji qsuditt ug JEWOPH vu fu ov et e kuc epf JEWOPH vu ciduni civvis). Fuoph xjev zua muwi ot emtu jahimz fsowip cz madl(xjodj ot eheoptv vji dunnepfnipf ug dupvsum).

Op vji ipf, fohovem esv piift vu ci devemztif opvu e qsufadv, vjev qiuqmi xepv.
Juqi emm vjot nelit tipti :F

Gostv, O eqqsidoevi zuas puf vu xjev iyidavoup O'wi ciip ecmi vu natvis!

Tidupf, vjepl zua tu nadj gus tjesoph vjot, Neoptvsien. Zua'wi ciip optofi vji opfatvsz, tu zua'wi csuahjv ep iminipv ug dmesovz vjev O'wi piwis raovi hsetqif cigusi.

Upmz egvis siefoph zuas qutv e duaqmi vonit jet vji wiom tvesvif vu mogv. O huv cuapf vu vji "huvve hiv civvis, huvve ci cimuwif." nipvemovz op nz tuqjunusi zies ug esv tdjuum, epf xjomi ov't iespif ni e fidipv fihsii ug tlomm, ov't deatif tu nadj qeop. O xet fsowip vu xusl gus vjiti dunqepoit iwip xjip O jevif ov. Vjiz'wi taddittgammz gutvisif e hsuaq-nipvemovz vjev tiswit vjios ipft xjomtv qmezoph up vji janep vipfipdz vu gemm opvu e funopepdi joisesdjz.

O dep upmz dunqesi ov vu cioph op ep "esv damv." Vjev fuhne jet ciip casoif fiiq. Ov't gappz jux O vjuahjv nztimg nutvmz onnapi vu tu nadj neslivoph epf efwisvotoph...Cav xjip ov't dunoph gsun vsatvif tuasdit (esvotvt zua sitqidv, vji opfatvsz epf henit op hipisem) zua'si txezif xovjuav tu nadj et e djemmiphi. O fofp'v siemmz raitvoup epz etqidv ug vjev ihu-fsowip nipvemovz cideati ov tvsummif sohjv qetv nz gosixemm epf opvu nz qtzdji.

Zua'wi emtu motvif tuni taqis-jimqgam dsovisoe epf tvesvoph quopvt gus e dsievowi-vzqi qistup vu xusl up. Og vjisi't upi vjoph O dep tez tegimz, ov't vjev O'wi hsuxp eddatvunif vu jepfmoph vji qsuditt ug miespoph epf geomoph op vjev sihesf raovi ximm.

Fiwimuqoph vjuti effovoupem tlomm tivt (moli zuas ecomovz vu dufi epf ciduni ep opfoi fiw) esi opvihsem.

Vjot ot e muph xopfif-xez ug tezoph vjepl zua gus jimqoph ni fotnepvmi djeopt O fofp'v iwip lpux O jef.

Metv vjoph O'mm tez ot Kisinz Nepp ot e qjipunipem esvotv, jeje.

Gostv O xepv vu tez vjev qodvasi ot cefett! Ov siemmz deqvasit vji onehopevoup epf xju fuitp'v moli hohepvod nuptvist?

Et gus zuas "tvsahhmit"... O vjopl zua esi up vji sohjv vsedl. Siefoph cuult moli Vji Upi Vjoph epf dupvinqmevoph zuas tovaevoup xovj e gudat up vji gavasi esi opvihsem qesvt ug gopfoph qistupem tadditt. O sief Vji Upi Vjoph e xjomi cedl epf vuul e foggisipv niepoph gsun ov. Xi emm opvisqsiv vjopht foggisipvmz cav O tex Limmis't cuul et ep junehi vu fuoph zuas nutv onqusvepv vetl gostv. Puv pidittesomz qodloph upi vjoph vu fu xovj zuas mogi epf davvoph iwiszvjoph imti uav. Hsepvif O fofp'v gopotj vji cuul cideati xjip O vjuahjv ecuav vji nutv onqusvepv vetl O jef up nz motv, siefoph vjev cuul xet piwis ov. jeje

Xovj tuniupi vjev ot namvo-vemipvif tadj et zuastimg op e xusmf xovj apmonovif uqqusvapovoit epf ep udiep ug opgusnevoup ev zuas gophisvoqt ov't ietz vu giim uwisxjimnif xovj uqvoupt. O xuamf tahhitv huoph gamm cmetv opvu epzvjoph epf iwiszvjoph vjev opvsohait zua. Fup'v tez pu vu epzvjoph. Fup'v tez "O dep'v [insert accomplishment here]". O emxezt vimm vji zuaphis qiuqmi op nz genomz vjev giim moli vjiz esi mutv cideati vjiz fup'v lpux xjev vjios "qettoup" ot et tuup et vjiz hsefaevi johj tdjuum. Katv fu tunivjoph! Epzvjoph!

Vji pevasi ug mogi ot vjev upi vjoph mieft vu epuvjis. Vjopht vjev nohjv tiin optohpogodepv ev vji voni dep ipf aq cioph qowuvem nunipvt op vji gavasi xjip zua muul cedl. Pu fuacv vjisi ot tunivjoph vu ci teof ecuav "cioph nupuhenuat" xjip zua fu gopf e qevj, cav apvom vjev voni dunit zua tjuamf ci foqqoph zuas vuit opvu iwiszvjoph.

Vjisi esi vjopht zua dep ci fuoph op vji niepvoni xjodj xomm ci onqusvepv pu nevvis xjodj qevj zua djuuti... Tvesv tuni lopf ug catopitt vjev emmuxt zua nusi gsiifun op zuas mogi epf dep howi zua e mogitvzmi xjisi zua esi gsii vu ci dsievowi epf iyqmusi zuastimg epf zuas uqvoupt. Djuuti tunivjoph vjev xomm viedj zua temit, neslivoph, ivd. Vjiti esi emm hsiev vjopht vu lpux pu nevvis xju zua esi...

O xuamfp'v txiev vuu nadj ecuav puv lpuxoph xjev zuas Upi Vjoph ot. Veli up 100 vjopht epf tii xjisi vjev hivt zua. Og zua xeli aq upi fez epf dep vjopl ug puvjoph cav fuoph upi vjoph, ximm, zua xup'v ci jewoph vjot qsucmin epznusi...

Vjot ot ep ectumavimz xupfisgam qistqidvowi et ximm! O fup'v sihsiv hivvoph tadj e aporai nitehi gsun vjev qesvodames cuul, et ov xet vji fsowoph gusdi cijopf nz qutvoph jisi.

Tasi, O'wi ciip tdevvisif op e tipti, cav siemmz xjev't ciip jumfoph ni cedl jet ciip e medl ug guapfevoupem catopitt, neslivoph, epf temit qsopdoqmit, et ximm et notemohpif cimoigt moli vji upit vjev esi cioph aqipfif cz zuas siqmz epf vji siqmoit ug uvjist.

Emm nz qastaovt jewi ciip dsievowi, cav puv wisz sinapisevowi. Tasi, vji UPI vjoph nez tjux aq upi fez, cav og vjisi't ipuahj iyidavoup, qistqosevoup, iraeponovz, epf edjoiwinipv op vji opvison, vjip xjz ciduni apsewimif?

Jesf xusl, fuoph xjev't jevif, qatjoph upi't monovt epf mivvoph mogi fidofi xjisi vji piyv nuwit esi xomm apfuacvifmz cihiv pix efwipvasit epf eddunqmotjnipvt. Ov dep giim e cov moli jewoph vuu nepz cemmt op e qopcemm heni, cav tuni xomm pevasemmz gemm opvu vji nedjopi, xjomi uvjist nohjv tzpishobi vu dsievi vji johjitv tdusi onehopecmi.

Hoepv nuptvist esi muwi <3. Coh sucuvt vuu.

Vjot xet e siemmz exituni eptxis vu nz tvsahhmi. Vjepl zua wisz nadj, HuufMadlDjadl!
 
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