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The Proposal

"I forgot what it was like to have a family"
(Margareth Tate - The Proposal)

This quote struck me.
I asked myself, do i remember how it was to be part of a family?

I guess I barely do.

My mom doesn't even know, nor does she care, that her oldest daughter scored really good grades at school, that her daughter is paid very well in the place she is working now, that she is going to move out in 2 weeks that she needs some money to pay the bills.

I guess she isn't bothered to think of me.

My dad? Ah, he even forgot that his daughter's tuition fee was overdue. Having good grade at school? He won't give a shit!
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a.k.a. Nez said…
Whoa, I used to have the total opposite of your case. I guess... there ain't no perfect parents, as there ain't no perfect man...

Selamat ber- thesis ria ya oma. Wishing all of us strength (and most importantly health!) for the upcoming weeks.
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Oma Nia said…
Makasiih nez
yeah,.. nobody's perfect, right?
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