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focused. It's a thing you like about him. But you ask the question and it looks like you have his attention, like he's about to put his phone away and look at you, really look at you, and have this conversation with you, but then he swipes something on his phone and sees something that immediately changes his entire demeanor. A chill descends all around you. His grip on his phone tightens; his knuckles go white. He's no longer looking at his phone but through it, at some distant object that has suddenly come into focus.

He's no longer there in the room with you. You're suddenly looking at him from very far away. And you know, immediately, that no way is he taking you out on a date tonight.

"What is it?" you ask. "What's wrong?"

Your boyfriend inhales deeply. Something flutters just below the skin of his jaw. Finally he closes his eyes and turns his phone screen over.

"She posted. Another. Selfie," he says, viciously spitting out each syllable.

She.

And you know exactly who he means. There could only be one person he's referring to, because there's only one woman who ever posts selfies anymore. There's only one woman who dares to.

You reach out to take the phone from your boyfriend. You want to see for yourself. You know you shouldn't, but it's like a car crash, a thing that you feel the need to witness, to experience firsthand.

You slip the phone from your boyfriend's hand, but then his distraction breaks and he comes back to life. "Wait, no, you shouldn't see it!" he says, worried.

And you know he's right, but you look anyway.

Kim Kardashian has posted a selfie. She stares at the camera, at you, confidently, boldly, almost happily. Her makeup is perfectly applied, her skin so glossy it's as if she's li

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