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You offered me a refuge from a world that wouldn't accept my differences.

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I showed up at a support group for suicide survivors, only to discover it was for the loved ones left behind.

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My mother grew up wondering why her parents couldn't see how capable she was, and she vowed that someday she would allow her children to fight their own battles.

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The teacher comments on my daughter's report card don't sound at all like the girl I know: bright? helpful? eager to please? takes direction well?

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Her intellectual development was light-years ahead of her so-called peers, while her emotional development lagged far behind.

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If you knew you could change my life with a word, would you speak it?

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My elementary school had a rule that if you invited more than one classmate to your birthday party, you had to invite everyone of the same sex.

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I'd been wrong to say she was worthless, and I didn't hesitate to tell her so.

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There's a perceptible lightening of the mood in the classroom when the final bell rings: of the day, of the week, of the year.

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Suddenly I understood there was nothing I could do that would make you care about me.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
You offered me a refuge from a world that wouldn't accept my differences.	314	TwoSentenceSadness
I showed up at a support group for suicide survivors, only to discover it was for the loved ones left behind.	311	TwoSentenceSadness
My mother grew up wondering why her parents couldn't see how capable she was, and she vowed that someday she would allow her children to fight their own battles.	304	TwoSentenceSadness
The teacher comments on my daughter's report card don't sound at all like the girl I know: bright? helpful? eager to please? takes direction well?	302	TwoSentenceSadness
Her intellectual development was light-years ahead of her so-called peers, while her emotional development lagged far behind.	293	TwoSentenceSadness
If you knew you could change my life with a word, would you speak it?	292	TwoSentenceSadness
My elementary school had a rule that if you invited more than one classmate to your birthday party, you had to invite everyone of the same sex.	286	TwoSentenceSadness
I'd been wrong to say she was worthless, and I didn't hesitate to tell her so.	285	TwoSentenceSadness
There's a perceptible lightening of the mood in the classroom when the final bell rings: of the day, of the week, of the year.	280	TwoSentenceSadness
Suddenly I understood there was nothing I could do that would make you care about me.	268	TwoSentenceSadness