/u/kautiousKreative's posts in /r/TwoSentenceSadness

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I greet every new person I see with a smile, hoping that we can be friends.

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Tears filled his eyes as he watched her walk down the isle.

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I do my best to wag my tail, trying to comfort my owner, but I’m so tired.

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I knew my partner was cheating on me.

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“Your mother should be here any minute,” my father said with a smile.

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As the finally stopped flipping, I was so grateful we’d been wearing our seatbelts.

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I am dreading the thought of telling my husband I’m pregnant again.

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“Maybe this world isn’t so bad after all,” I thought as I stepped off of the ledge.

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“It’s going to be okay, you’ll be okay,” my best friend whispered to me gently.

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I told my wife not to worry about the cost of her treatments, as it turned out she wouldn’t need them anymore.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I greet every new person I see with a smile, hoping that we can be friends.	3722
Tears filled his eyes as he watched her walk down the isle.	2336
I do my best to wag my tail, trying to comfort my owner, but I’m so tired.	833
I knew my partner was cheating on me.	397
“Your mother should be here any minute,” my father said with a smile.	375
As the finally stopped flipping, I was so grateful we’d been wearing our seatbelts.	200
I am dreading the thought of telling my husband I’m pregnant again.	103
“Maybe this world isn’t so bad after all,” I thought as I stepped off of the ledge.	54
“It’s going to be okay, you’ll be okay,” my best friend whispered to me gently.	45
I told my wife not to worry about the cost of her treatments, as it turned out she wouldn’t need them anymore.	44