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Son, father and I miss you very much. Come over at least once in a while. We don’t always manage to bring up children with love for their parents!
Maggie has three children, all grown up long ago, and left the nest of their parents. The eldest lives
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I’m pregnant, I’m going to have another baby soon. And you can keep this one, – my sister said.
Lisa, my younger sister, was unserious from childhood, with the wind in her head. Boys, lipstick, and
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– You are not a woman. Men don’t leave real women. So get over it,- her mother-in-law said.
– Get that bastard out of here! – Linda shouted into her daughter’s earpiece, “
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– You don’t need me anymore, – my husband suddenly wanted a divorce when we hired a housekeeper. That was the reason.
Women who have worked, raised a child, and taken care of household chores all at the same time will understand.
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“Are you even a man or not? You’re sitting there, and the woman’s standing there. Stand up and give in, Shameless” – That Bus Accident I’ll Never Forget
Two days ago I was on the bus, in a hurry to get to work. All the seats were taken. At the next station
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– You got kicked out of work again, loser. You’re on our backs. Eating our food. You live in my apartment!
Even before my only daughter was married, I bought her an apartment. To be exact, I didn’
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– I won’t eat with her anymore, she quacks all over the house. – shouted Vincent’s wife.
Sarah lived in her old cabin. She had three children, the children grew up, got married, each had children
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– Yes, yes, get out of here. My grandson will live here,” Mom said, not embarrassed at all.
The neighbors were redecorating. They were drilling and chiseling from morning till night. It took me two days.
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– Since you can’t provide everything I need, my husband will do it,- my daughter said.
I got married at twenty-one. A year later I had a daughter. I really wanted more children, but it didn’
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– Oh, he scattered everything again, and didn’t finish his porridge! How tired I am of it!” – screamed Lana, looking at three-year-old Mark. – Ben, I can’t live like this anymore! Yes, I’m also pregnant, why should I clean the pots for your son?
– Oh, he’s been throwing it all away again, and he hasn’t finished his porridge! I’