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

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"You'll see your puppy again real soon son ."

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It was bittersweet seeing my sister again after all these years.

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The stroke left him mostly functional, albeit with some coordination and personality changes.

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The thunder was so loud, it instantly startled me awake.

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I've finally lost enough weight and gained enough confidence to wear that micro-bikini Robert bought me on our honeymoon.

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As Catholics, we had no choice, we knew we had to keep the baby.

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I was a highly functioning alcoholic.

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My son was waving, smiling and pointing at me as I mowed the lawn thinking how perfect life is at this moment.

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I know I can do it this time... just one foot in front of the other...I can do it...I know I can... one step at a time....

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My son called me crying, how sorry he was for breaking the vase on the table and that he would clean it up.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
"You'll see your puppy again real soon son ."	63
It was bittersweet seeing my sister again after all these years.	53
The stroke left him mostly functional, albeit with some coordination and personality changes.	49
The thunder was so loud, it instantly startled me awake.	45
I've finally lost enough weight and gained enough confidence to wear that micro-bikini Robert bought me on our honeymoon.	44
As Catholics, we had no choice, we knew we had to keep the baby.	40
I was a highly functioning alcoholic.	38
My son was waving, smiling and pointing at me as I mowed the lawn thinking how perfect life is at this moment.	36
I know I can do it this time... just one foot in front of the other...I can do it...I know I can... one step at a time....	33
My son called me crying, how sorry he was for breaking the vase on the table and that he would clean it up.	32