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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I answered the ad for "slave wanted", ready for some adventure. That's when I met Sheila, who was celibate, but needed a lot of chores done.

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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I looked in the window at my younger self sitting by my drunken parents on the sofa. I took me away, parenting myself better than they could

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RT @veryshortstory: I put the poison in the cup and we sat down to tea. My wife, Hilda, chattered on, not noticing I'd expired, finally finding peace and quiet.

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RT @veryshortstory: I saw a shooting star and wished you'd come home to me. Then I realized your sun just burned out right before my eyes and you were gone

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RT @veryshortstory: I put the poison in the cup and we sat down to tea. My wife, Hilda, chattered on, not noticing I'd expired, finally finding peace and quiet.

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