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My mother suffered from undiagnosed and untreated postpartum depression from the moment I was born until my younger brother was born.

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She stood weeping before the closet where her only son hung lifeless from a belt, and she cried out "How?"

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My blood ran cold when I heard the tires screeching just outside my house around the time my daughter was supposed to return from school.

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"Stop pretending to be sick, I know you don't want to go to school because you're lazy," said my mom

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When I was 17 I went to a friend's wedding, and I felt grown up with the realization that this was MY friend's wedding; not my parent's friend's, not a relative, by actually my friend's.

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"We will see each other again... promise," the boy said with his smile turning sad when the girl turned around and walked through the decrepit archway.

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I always thought slipping on a banana peel was funny.

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After years of no contact, I texted my mother that I loved her as the plane went down.

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He rushed at me with a knife as I carried his daughter away

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
My mother suffered from undiagnosed and untreated postpartum depression from the moment I was born until my younger brother was born.	57
She stood weeping before the closet where her only son hung lifeless from a belt, and she cried out "How?"	57
My blood ran cold when I heard the tires screeching just outside my house around the time my daughter was supposed to return from school.	56
"Stop pretending to be sick, I know you don't want to go to school because you're lazy," said my mom	56
When I was 17 I went to a friend's wedding, and I felt grown up with the realization that this was MY friend's wedding; not my parent's friend's, not a relative, by actually my friend's.	56
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"We will see each other again... promise," the boy said with his smile turning sad when the girl turned around and walked through the decrepit archway.	55
I always thought slipping on a banana peel was funny.	55
After years of no contact, I texted my mother that I loved her as the plane went down.	55
He rushed at me with a knife as I carried his daughter away	55