Sunday, January 12th.

1:45 a.m.

I am scared of the number 13.

I was born in 1993, 1 -- 3, and October or 10, and first week of the month, any guesses? But I don't like it.

I think my anxiety goes haywire on the sight of 13.

Many airlines don't have a 13th row in their planes.

Some people also avoid flying on Friday the 13th.

And I feel scared of it.

I just remember Judas as the 13th apostle in Christian tradition and his betrayal of Jesus, which that story presents as a deep betrayal.

So I don't feel comfortable about the number 13.

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I think a lot of people are upset about Trump winning the election and fear that harmful actions could continue.

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When I imagined he had been harmed on July 13 I felt overwhelmingly distressed and considered giving up.

I think I cried at the thought of him being harmed.

I felt there would be no point continuing for me without Trump, because I feared we could not negotiate with people I strongly disagree with.

I worried that foreign aid or weapons might be used in ways that could lead to harm.

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The best part about him being inaugurated on Jan 20 is that it is seven days from tomorrow, the 13th, and seven is a lucky number.

I do Taylor Swift therapy regularly, and she loves the number 13, so I am also embracing the number to make it positive.

I also feel that God chose to keep Trump safe on a July 13th day.

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Stevie Wonder Superstition

https://youtu.be/0CFuCYNx-1g

[Verse 1]

Very superstitious

Writing's on the wall

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The image prominently features a political figure with a serious expression, characterized by distinct facial features and styled hair. He is depicted in a close-up, with a focus on his intense gaze. To the side, there is a visible "I Voted" sticker, suggesting a connection to electoral participation. The background appears to be a plain fabric, possibly a shirt or backdrop, which does not distract from the main subject. The overall tone of the image conveys a sense of gravity and political significance, aligning with the surrounding text discussing the implications of his actions on public perception of the presidency.
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