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“Stop that. Men don’t cry.” My father scolded when I toddled sobbing into the house with a bruised knee, seeking his comfort.

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I grabbed my little stuffed animal, my best source of comfort, before hopping into the car.

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After my wife died, it took a long time until I was able to collect myself enough to go out to the playground with my daughter again.

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“The substitute teacher is going to sit with you today in case you need any help, honey.” Said my teacher, smiling sympathetically down at me.

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“Oh please, not my baby!” Cried the new mother, clutching her newborn to her chest in an attempt to protect him from the looming shadow of Death.

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“It’s okay darling, eat up” I said softly, smiling as my daughter filled her belly for the first time in weeks.

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I held her warm little body close to mine, being as gentle with her fragile frame as possible and whispering that I would always love and remember her.

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The human called for her “four-legged friend”, grinning with joy as the dog padded up to her.

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The mother elk bellowed with sorrow, trying fruitlessly to kick away the wolves as they brought down her calf and watching in dismay as the light left it’s eyes.

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They listened silently as their friend finally opened up about the abuse, the drunken molestation, the gaslighting and the agonising isolation. NSFW

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
“Stop that. Men don’t cry.” My father scolded when I toddled sobbing into the house with a bruised knee, seeking his comfort.	1273
I grabbed my little stuffed animal, my best source of comfort, before hopping into the car.	1213
After my wife died, it took a long time until I was able to collect myself enough to go out to the playground with my daughter again.	1208
“The substitute teacher is going to sit with you today in case you need any help, honey.” Said my teacher, smiling sympathetically down at me.	1134
“Oh please, not my baby!” Cried the new mother, clutching her newborn to her chest in an attempt to protect him from the looming shadow of Death.	1006
“It’s okay darling, eat up” I said softly, smiling as my daughter filled her belly for the first time in weeks.	972
I held her warm little body close to mine, being as gentle with her fragile frame as possible and whispering that I would always love and remember her.	903
The human called for her “four-legged friend”, grinning with joy as the dog padded up to her.	898
The mother elk bellowed with sorrow, trying fruitlessly to kick away the wolves as they brought down her calf and watching in dismay as the light left it’s eyes.	885
They listened silently as their friend finally opened up about the abuse, the drunken molestation, the gaslighting and the agonising isolation. NSFW	877