/u/Outside_Normal's posts in /r/TwoSentenceSadness

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My immortal life is not worth living now that I've lost my one true love.

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I have seen love blossom and I have seen love thrive.

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[Contest Entry] Hope couldn't wait for her father to get off work because he "double-pinky promised" he would buy her an ice cream cake for her 8th birthday.

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"And why are you returning all these baby products?" questioned the clerk, almost accusingly.

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My father used to beat me because he didn't think I was "man enough".

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I stormed up the stairs ready to tear my son a new one for ignoring my repeated calls to come down for supper.

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Looking across the room at Rebekah, Kaylee thought, "God, I wish I had her curves."

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Even though we sat in complete silence their sidelong glances spoke volumes.

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"$20 is $20," I quietly repeated to myself as I slowly started to kneel.

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"Loving the memory of the man you used to be is no longer enough."

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
My immortal life is not worth living now that I've lost my one true love.	183
I have seen love blossom and I have seen love thrive.	175
[Contest Entry] Hope couldn't wait for her father to get off work because he "double-pinky promised" he would buy her an ice cream cake for her 8th birthday.	164
"And why are you returning all these baby products?" questioned the clerk, almost accusingly.	161
My father used to beat me because he didn't think I was "man enough".	156
I stormed up the stairs ready to tear my son a new one for ignoring my repeated calls to come down for supper.	154
Looking across the room at Rebekah, Kaylee thought, "God, I wish I had her curves."	138
Even though we sat in complete silence their sidelong glances spoke volumes.	135
"$20 is $20," I quietly repeated to myself as I slowly started to kneel.	131
"Loving the memory of the man you used to be is no longer enough."	126