Whoever has to use the bathroom after my brother.
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View all 209 →My father because I was 12 when he passed and I blamed him for everything in my parents’ marriage. Now I realise he did the best he could and was just figuring life out like everybody else.
To my first husband for being unfaithful, bossy, and eventually leaving him.
My wife, because she manages me and sometimes there isn’t time for niceties and we have to talk in a language that isn’t very marriage-like.
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