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Topic	Feeling really ow right now.
nayr626 11/03/17 7:05:08 PM #11:	Lost_All_Senses posted... Damn man. Im sorry. The thought of not having my mom is enough to make me wanna cry. There is a line on a rap song I been listening to a lot lately. His verse is about his Grandma that passed. It goes "I walked in your daughter's house, knowing that you gone But still looking out the corner of my eye, hoping you're on the couch" It always gets to me. Its really hard to accept when a loved one is actually no longer with us. For sure. It's been 10 years now, but it still bugs me every year. My Mom was white and my Dad is Asian. Dad was the Authority figure (since she died me and my Dad have gotten a lot closer for what it's worth), so my Mom was the one I always came to with my problems. Never degraded any of our hopes and aspirations even if they were unrealistic. If I was into something she'd go out of her way to get classes or find a program for me, even if money was tight. That goes for my brother and sister as well I had a great Mom. --- http://i.imgur.com/FlUFXoG.png - by Eulu PSN:nayr909 <cite>nayr626 posted [p:889707981] in Feeling re... [t:75950858]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lost_All_Senses posted...</cite> <quote> Damn man. Im sorry. The thought of not having my mom is enough to make me wanna cry. There is a line on a rap song I been listening to a lot lately. His verse is about his Grandma that passed. It goes "I walked in your daughter's house, knowing that you gone But still looking out the corner of my eye, hoping you're on the couch" It always gets to me. Its really hard to accept when a loved one is actually no longer with us. </quote> For sure. It's been 10 years now, but it still bugs me every year. My Mom was white and my Dad is Asian. Dad was the Authority figure (since she died me and my Dad have gotten a lot closer for what it's worth), so my Mom was the one I always came to with my problems. Never degraded any of our hopes and aspirations even if they were unrealistic. If I was into something she'd go out of her way to get classes or find a program for me, even if money was tight. That goes for my brother and sister as well I had a great Mom. --- http://i.imgur.com/FlUFXoG.png - by Eulu PSN:nayr909</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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