I'm a tiny guy cute i guess artsy and small I have a girl I've had for 3 years artsy small and a professional clown (seriously) but for my whole life I

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I’m a tiny guy cute i guess artsy and small I have a girl I’ve had for 3 years artsy small and a professional clown (seriously) but for my whole life I struggled with a hidden anger problem people say no not him so sweet and funny and giving like literally just gave a friend a tank of gas and told him I love him for no reason but when someone gets me angry I want to kill and mutilate them and they’re bodies with no remorse and great pleasure someone bumped into me today and earlier I followed them home wanting to wait at they’re carport until dark I can’t control this I understand the killers I cringed at as youth in my hometown Derek Todd Lee gave me nightmares but the things that I urgently feel I must act out are far more unsure than that of dahmner omg I’m sorry for saying all of this but this is the last place I can turn to for help without being locked up please someone talk I might give my name because I’m an honest person I’m 22 tiny harmless looking but I’m screaming on the inside of my heart for peace please someone

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