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Most everything I do on twitter feels super playful to me. Challenging twitter polls are super playful, my overly specific complaints are streaked with playful dramatism, being horny on main feels like playful mischief. If ur ever like 'wtf is aella doing', I'm probably playing

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most of my philosophy questions come out of play too. Weird or gross or intense thought experiments feel a bit like I'm a child playing with bugs. Fully half of the tweets ppl have tried to cancel me for were things I was giggling with playful delight when composing

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