Watch_Me
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Joined: April 21, 2013
Last Seen: 1 decade
user id: 357693
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Joined: April 21, 2013
Last Seen: 1 decade
user id: 357693
Gender: F
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I already have a Witty. I made another one. I'm not telling who I am. I won't follow any of my friends. I'll say things on this profile that I wouldn't on my other profile. If you figure me out, please don't tell. These are the things they said I couldn't do, and I just said... Watch_Me <3
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From a young age, girls are indirectly trained to search for
forever - through fairytales, then later on love songs and
romance books and movies. They try and try to find forever,
thinking every time that they have found it. Beyond a certain
point, however, when they haven't yet found it, girls may start
to lose hope. They become apprehensive and afraid to fall. The
belief that forever doesn't exist creeps in, tainting the
youthful optimism. Then, when they actually find their forever,
it's almost like they don't want to believe it. They think, "Why
is this time different than any other?" and they continue to
doubt. It takes just the right person, the perfect forever, to
prove to them that it is possible, and here.
So he said I'm not allowed to tell anyone this. But I have to
tell you guys, at least.
His sister was just a foster sister. His family fostered her for a couple years. She was 6 years old. Her biological mother decided that she could take care of her again. So she left. To California. That was in January.
In March he told me that she had been diagnosed with cancer. Since then, he hardly mentioned her. I guess the topic was too touchy, too emotional for him, which is understandable. I could see how much pain he was in, just when he told me. He always said he treated her like his daughter.
Today he told me that she passed away. I was speechless. He doesnt want me to tell anyone, maybe because he sees these emotions as a sign of weakness. But he loved her, and he always will. There's nothing weak about that.
R.I.P. Anna
His sister was just a foster sister. His family fostered her for a couple years. She was 6 years old. Her biological mother decided that she could take care of her again. So she left. To California. That was in January.
In March he told me that she had been diagnosed with cancer. Since then, he hardly mentioned her. I guess the topic was too touchy, too emotional for him, which is understandable. I could see how much pain he was in, just when he told me. He always said he treated her like his daughter.
Today he told me that she passed away. I was speechless. He doesnt want me to tell anyone, maybe because he sees these emotions as a sign of weakness. But he loved her, and he always will. There's nothing weak about that.
R.I.P. Anna