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Christopher Wood, The Cove, 1926
all the way to the bottom Ava Mar 04, 2026 129 4 26 Share Christopher Wood, The Cove , 1926 I know most of the people I’m closest to better than they know themselves. For many years when S was annoyed I would ask him what was up and he would reply that everything was normal. Really? I’d say. It seems like you might be upset about X. Oh, he would say upon reflection, I guess I am annoyed you did that. It wasn’t him being passive aggressive: it genuinely took him longer to identify his emotional state. It was easy for me because I was watching from the outside. Also, as you guys know, emotions h
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