Quote by James Dye

We're sleeping and there's a bunch of creepy old dudes molesting us.

We're sleeping and there's a bunch of creepy old dudes moles

Summary

This quote is a jarring metaphorical statement that implies the presence of unseen threats or manipulation in our lives. It symbolically represents situations where individuals may feel vulnerable, powerless, or taken advantage of, likening it to being passively asleep while facing disturbing actions from unknown figures. The quote aims to bring attention to the feelings of invasion, violation, or exploitation that one might experience in various contexts where trust is betrayed or boundaries are crossed.

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