We get weird. We get rude. We get honest. Confessing our dirty secrets that range from questionable to downright sinful while asking ourselves, are we “bad”? How black or white are our impulses? Play along and think of your own misdeeds and whether we’re all morally beholden to our indiscretions.
We get weird. We get rude. We get honest. Confessing our dirty secrets that range from questionable to downright sinful while asking ourselves, are we “bad”? How black or white are our impulses? Play along and think of your own misdeeds and whether we’re all morally beholden to our indiscretions.
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