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I probably should have said what I meant. The last time I did not say what I meant, I said what I thought I did not mean. By saying what I thought I meant, hopefully my intent would have been made vivid by saying what I did not really mean. I spoke the implicit truth, not really meaning to speak the legit truth, but solely the ideal concept of the half-truth. What was said at that day and time, could never be taken back.

Why I said what I did one might ask? Well my intent was to say what I thought I meant, but instead, I rolled around the grapevine and said what I did not mean to say. By the end of the conversation, What was said, was not what was intended to be said.

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