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From me to you, Mom


Dear Mom,

Our relationship isn't typical

We don't talk boys

Or clothes

Or feelings

You rarely say your emotions

And I say mine all the time

I say it when I yell back when I'm annoyed

I say it when I complain about doing chores

But I don't say how forever grateful I am for your never ending, 

Unconditional love

You give me everything, and all of you

Even if I don't say it, 

Thank you

And I love you. 

 

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