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Utah, United States



I invited him to my house for a csgo lan part, He said he was coming so i was looking forward to meeting him in real life.
When he arrived at my house, he pushed me against the wall and started nibbling my ear, i felt his hard weiner push against my leg. I punched him and then 1 tapped him. Turns out he was gay. Don't trust this guy.
No monitor glow, no in-between.
He renders the map in his mind so clearly,
Every corner sharp, Footsteps so near.
A biological wallhack wired in his brain,
Highlighting enemies across the plane.
Light-years away? Yeah, he still perceives,
Every heartbeat hiding behind the leaves.
His eyes stay closed, yet the mouse still glides,
Graceful swerves and calculated slides.
Immaculate twitches, a lightning flick,
From head to head , too fast, too slick.
The barrel whispers, the bullets depart,
Each one guided by surgical art.
Between their eyes, no wasted breath.
Every trigger tap notarized by death.
No radar, no sound, no visual cue,
Just instinct sharpened, precise and true.
While others watch, afraid to blink