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My favorite picture. I like

Submitted by Laura Cyckowski on Thu, 10/16/2008 - 4:14pm.
My favorite picture. I like the chaos in this picture. I like the duplicate images of the woman’s face within the room. To me it symbolizes a guilt of self-rumination on one’s pain, or a kind of self-absorption, during a period of depression. "It’s a disability thing" means it feels impossible for others to understand one’s feelings.

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