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I love hearing her laugh and seeing his smile.

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Why do women let their husbands control them?

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My heart sank as I read his message, "We were never meant to be, Jo."

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”you have to think about your future! Do you not care at all?” my parents would say

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While I was handing out food to the line of starving and impoverished kids, a cute little boy asked me what my real job is.

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She couldn’t put down the bottle of liquor.

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"Cutting yourself is not healthy and doesn't help solve a God damn thing" his mother screamed as she took his blade.

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After the car crash, i was heavily bleeding and my wife lay unconscious on the sidewalk.

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That lady said I'm pretty.

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"See you, sweetie!" I kissed my little angel before she joyfully ran to the bus waiting outside, and that's the last thing I can remember.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I love hearing her laugh and seeing his smile.	116
Why do women let their husbands control them?	115
My heart sank as I read his message, "We were never meant to be, Jo."	114
”you have to think about your future! Do you not care at all?” my parents would say	114
While I was handing out food to the line of starving and impoverished kids, a cute little boy asked me what my real job is.	113
She couldn’t put down the bottle of liquor.	112
"Cutting yourself is not healthy and doesn't help solve a God damn thing" his mother screamed as she took his blade.	110
After the car crash, i was heavily bleeding and my wife lay unconscious on the sidewalk.	107
That lady said I'm pretty.	107
"See you, sweetie!" I kissed my little angel before she joyfully ran to the bus waiting outside, and that's the last thing I can remember.	107