Paul Davis
1 min readSep 1, 2018

Some of my best friends tell me my weirdness is what they love about me. But when we make plans to get together something always comes up.

I take comfort in the knowledge that sometime soon (I have already lived far longer than I ever imagined) this dude will no longer abide. The entity formerly known as “I” will be ashes in an urn (or a repurposed coffee can?), and finally(!) “I” will be considered normal.

Or maybe not. Ever since the second time I injected some DMT into a bulging vein, I’ve been obsessed with the non-trivial possibility that I’ve been making this whole thing up. When I go, you go, suckas!

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Paul Davis
Paul Davis

Written by Paul Davis

Nomadic writer, realist, voluntaryist, nudist, singer, drummer, harmonica and recorder player, composer, gadfly, runner, troublemaker, survivor so far.

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