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“Parents must surrender custody of all children who fail to meet developmental standards by age 3.”

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Faults

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“Mom, dad, help me!” I screamed, kicking desperately as the kidnappers dragged me, still in my Christmas pajamas, toward the front door.

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I smiled at my daughter’s writing assignment, which read, “One day, my child will look at me the way I look at my parents.”

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“Let us help you,” she pleaded, holding up a shoddy brochure to an inpatient treatment program.

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I smiled at my daughter’s writing assignment, which read, “One day, my child will look at me the way I look at my parents.”

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I moved from Oregon to Texas so I could be a father.

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The woman flinched in shock as her husband, who was in bed with the flu, chucked the glass of water she’d brought to him straight into the ground.

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“I wish for my missing daughter to come home!” I told the genie.

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“I know she’s gone, but can I have a minute to say goodbye?” I begged the nurse.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
“Parents must surrender custody of all children who fail to meet developmental standards by age 3.”	2182	TwoSentenceHorror
Faults	1460	shortscarystories
“Mom, dad, help me!” I screamed, kicking desperately as the kidnappers dragged me, still in my Christmas pajamas, toward the front door.	1041	TwoSentenceHorror
I smiled at my daughter’s writing assignment, which read, “One day, my child will look at me the way I look at my parents.”	994	TwoSentenceSadness
“Let us help you,” she pleaded, holding up a shoddy brochure to an inpatient treatment program.	936	TwoSentenceHorror
I smiled at my daughter’s writing assignment, which read, “One day, my child will look at me the way I look at my parents.”	915	TwoSentenceHorror
I moved from Oregon to Texas so I could be a father.	580	TwoSentenceHorror
The woman flinched in shock as her husband, who was in bed with the flu, chucked the glass of water she’d brought to him straight into the ground.	567	TwoSentenceHorror
“I wish for my missing daughter to come home!” I told the genie.	313	TwoSentenceHorror
“I know she’s gone, but can I have a minute to say goodbye?” I begged the nurse.	259	TwoSentenceHorror