Letter to my Parents
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Last published Thu, Feb 14, 2013
Yurp this is actually how I told my parents how I feel/ felt, the only difference is that I never actually expected them to read this... lol. I had hidden the letter in my uniform pocket but hay, ma mom likes to check my pockets, room and under my bed. Guess what… I’m 21 but often feel about 6, lol
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