Ep. 7 — kiss
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Magnets seem to pull me in all directions. How do I know it’s not the wrong way? This Universe Friday episode features excerpts #23, #24, and #25 from the @universe-friday Tumblr page. Thank you. All credit for ‘Universe Friday’ goes to Alice Oseman. This project is completely inspired by the ‘Universe City’ podcast as created in their novel, ‘Radio Silence’.
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