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Balogun Quamoriyyah Olamide Student @ Yaba college of technology Ebute Ikorodu 2 months ago
<p>One of the most poignant observations in the piece is the breakdown of the laughing emoji (😂😂😂). Big Dee redefines these symbols not as markers of genuine joy, but as a mechanical reflex—a "plastic smile" used to mask quiet exhaustion and intense anxiety over basic survival costs like fuel and food.</p>
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Big Dee Writer | Speaker | Creative Voice. I tell stories, make c... Lagos, Nigeria 1 month, 1 week ago

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