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I want a perfect body. I want to look like an editorial model. I want my proportions to be 65% legs. I want to have gaps in my between my legs, so skinny I could hold my thigh with my hands. I want my waist to be 3 inches smaller than my hips, I want my chest to be as wide as my waist. I want slender shoulders. I want collar bones that stick out, so my necklace can rest delicately, like it's on display in a store. i want to meet the "standard".

a commentary on the things that go on in a dancers head, the need to look perfect, like your someones doll.

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I want to be able to drink and use water without worrying about contamination. I want access to water that isn't filled with bacteria. I want to drink clean water. I want to have water that doesn't have trash in it.

A commentary on how many countries with lower poverty often do not have access to clean water and how their water sources are often contaminated by bacteria or the trash we release into the waters.

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I want a perfect childhood. I want a loving family. I want a life where I go and succeed in college. I want a life where I'm doing what I want to do. I want a happy family of my own. I want a life where I have loving / caring friends. I want the perfect life.

A commentary on how people view "the perfect life". A life where you have everything a person wishes for in their life. That is, having a loving family and being successful. The "American Dream'

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I want money so that I can have a good life. I want money so that I do not have to waste my free time going to school, learning, or working. I want money so that I can buy whatever I want, when I want it. I want money so that people will want to be around me and be my friend.  I want money so that I never have to worry about my financial status or if I make enough money to live comfortably.

A commentary about how much society cares about money, and how you can live a very different life depending on the amount of wealth you have.

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I want a school cheeseburger -Mykola Koshechkin

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I want a school cheeseburger -Mykola Koshechkin

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Rock hard buns, cold cheese, small amount of meat. We all love that very much. The feeling you get from eating it is unforgettable. The way it turns into powder after giving it a bite, the way it's so dry you feel like drinking a gallon of milk straight out of a cow. If you add ketchup it will ruin the fun, it becomes really good and according to school lunch system(if there is one) it's supposed to be dry and super hard. School cheeseburgers are the best.

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I want to tell people things, tell them how I feel. Let them know what makes me happy beyond material things or TV shows. I want them to know when they hurt me, when they make me cry, when I think about them in passing. I want to make mistakes and apologize for them--fix them, then move on. I want to want things openly. I want them to know I care for them, and I want the best for them. I want to tell the world who I am, and I want them to accept me without asking for proof, without judgement, without frustration or dismissal. I want to express myself, I want to be angry, I want to be excited, I want to be sad and hurt--I don’t want to hide all of that for the sake of not being a burden on others. At the very least, I want to know why it seems everyone else gets to do that, or why it’s so hard.

A commentary on the fact that so much value is placed on the agreeable people or "not overly emotional" people in the world, but not in their willingness to care about others or be sensitive to them, but to the fact that they can so easily be stepped over, silenced, pushed around. But the moment they want to speak up, they become a burden, they make everyone uncomfortable--and they’re made to feel as if pushing everything away is the better way to go, because supposedly it benefits them and their relationships if they keep their baggage to themselves, don’t argue or push back when they disagree. And I know a lot of them are left wondering why everyone around them seems to be allowed to be themselves in whatever way those people want, or--like it says above--why it’s so hard to let go of that ingrained “it’s not your place” when they’re finally given permission to express themselves.

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I want a friend who doesn't judge but support my values/beliefs. I want a friend who tries to hangout. I want a friend that doesn't avoid what I'm trying to say. I want a friend who takes the time to understand my feelings. I want a friend who asks , "Are you okay." I want a friend that realizes I'm lying when I say ,"I'm fine, just tired."

A commentary on how often times people take advantage of others by always expecting them to be there for them and help when they need it, but not care enough to do the same.

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I want a father that looks for me. I want a father that will be there for me. I want my father to tell me that everything is okay. I want a father in my Graduation year. No one can replace the father spot. I want a father to care about me to get scared that I am not around. I want a father to tell me how proud he's of me. I want a father to talk to when mom is at work. I want my father to tell me this world is beautiful. I want a father to get me food when mom is sick. I want a father to help mom take care of five children.
( Not ironic)

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I want a pick to limit my noise. I want a pick so I don't create such a loud noise. I want a pick so I can make an orderly noise. I want a pick to limit my sound. I want a pick to limit my creativity. I want a pick to limit my ability.

This is a commentary on how a pick can limit your sound and ability on a guitar. similar to how certain things in our society limit our creativity as youth.

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I will do anything to get famous. I will give anything to grow on the internet. I will sacrifice my time in order to grow my popularity. I want to be able to meet new famous people. I want to be able to hang out with people i looked up to.

A commentary about how fame takes over your life and often makes us lose those close to us.

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I want to fit in. I want to be like my friends, and be like everyone else. I want to do what they do. They want me to do what they do. I want to breath in their fumes every day. I want to drink their poisons every night.

This commentary would be on peer pressure, social cohesion, and drug use among teens.

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I want those above me to tell me how to be happy. I want those above me to show me how to live my life to the best. I want those below me to suffer. I want those below me to obey my every word.

A commentary on how Fascists/Nazis view the world as wanting a hierarchical system, with the government above to govern how they live and the "others" below for them to oppress.

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I want to live the life I've always dreamed of having. I want to be able to go to college and study the career I dream in majoring. I want to one day walk across the stage on the day of the white coat ceremony. After college I want to travel and get to know the world around me. I want to break the norm of working in only on setting and having the same routine. I want to make my parents proud, and have the privilege of being able to provide for them. just like they did for me. I want to have a wealthy and joyful life.

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I wish my skin were lighter, like a shiny white pearl just extracted from the mouth of an oyster. I want big, round eyes and a small nose, a tall, slender figure and just the slightest bit of muscle. I want high cheekbones and a narrow face along with long, straight hair that falls just above where my back becomes my bottom.

This is a social commentary on the unrealistic beauty standards in a western society.

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I want to live on the beach. I want to be able to swim in the ocean and feel the breeze. I want to live the life. I want to go to nice restaurants everyday. I want to feel like I don't have any responsibilities on this world. I want a vacation.

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I want a lens to see the world through that doesn't disappoint me. I want to add filters that change the look of my surroundings. I want to take pictures of my face that make me look like a different person. I want the camera to change the look of my life.

A commentary on how what people show on social media is just the ideal version / moments of their life. Living vicariously through social media is just living through a life that only exists on camera.

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I want an older sibling to look out for me. I want an older sibling that will help me with my homework and projects, someone that I can talk to and ask for advice. I want an older sibling to make me laugh, to dry my tears. I want an older sibling that will keep me safe and be there when I need them, that will take care of me.

A commentary about how older siblings are seen as protectors to their younger siblings, how they provide for them when parents or guardians may not be able to.

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I want a day where I don't have to worry about work and that I can relax all day. I want a day where I can lay in my bed and finish all the dreams and stories that I wasn't able to finish the day before. I want to get lots of exercise outside and not think about doing work the next day. I want a day off.

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I want to not have to remember things or be responsible for myself. I want someone to intervene when I am failing and make it all better. This will be a social commentary about how parents are crippling their children by overfunctioning in their lives.