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on reaching maximal potency
intensity on reaching maximal potency Isabel Nov 13, 2022 91 9 4 Share Cecil Taylor by Kathy Sloane Someone recently asked me: what’s the one word your friends would use to describe you? I thought about it. Then: hmm, probably intense. I’ve been called intense for as long as I can remember. There have been multiple occasions where within 10 minutes of meeting me, someone has told me “you’re the most intense person I’ve ever met.” Is there something wrong with me? Probably. But I have grown to love my intensity—it’s what makes me me. I figure: we’re all going to die one day, so why not ride lif
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