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My father died by falling down a crevasse, but the police assured us his death was painless.

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I was born blind: every doctor I ever met declared I would never see anything but than random splashes of color NSFW

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I was covertly eating my fried chicken wings, trying not to make any noise, when the police broke inside the restaurant.

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At first, my mother-in-law was really hostile, but now I think she is starting to like me

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When we were little, I really couldn’t stand my younger sister: I didn’t let her take part in any of my games, so she would always go play alone in the basement.

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My boyfriend is always late, no matter how important the occasion.

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“I told you not to touch anything; put it back on the shelf.”

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“This woman is not the last descendant of Tituba”

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I quickly distance myself from the unlit pyre as the my extended family cheers for uncle Giovanni, a lighter in his hand and a smile on his face.

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For a long time, the boy rested under the pine in the backyard.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
My father died by falling down a crevasse, but the police assured us his death was painless.	83
I was born blind: every doctor I ever met declared I would never see anything but than random splashes of color NSFW	26
I was covertly eating my fried chicken wings, trying not to make any noise, when the police broke inside the restaurant.	25
At first, my mother-in-law was really hostile, but now I think she is starting to like me	23
When we were little, I really couldn’t stand my younger sister: I didn’t let her take part in any of my games, so she would always go play alone in the basement.	22
My boyfriend is always late, no matter how important the occasion.	21
“I told you not to touch anything; put it back on the shelf.”	19
“This woman is not the last descendant of Tituba”	12
I quickly distance myself from the unlit pyre as the my extended family cheers for uncle Giovanni, a lighter in his hand and a smile on his face.	9
For a long time, the boy rested under the pine in the backyard.	7