SD D

Joined June 2023

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I believe I am going to use this as my way of releasing internal pain. These stories will mostly be based on my life or the life of a loved on. Please be nice. I'm not much of a writer...just someone with tons of pain who needs to vent!

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Leaving a Narcissist
Once upon a time, in a small town filled with hope, tragedy struck a young woman named Brianna. It was January 16, 2014, a day that would forever change her life. This was the day she lost her beloved mother, her best friend. The bond between Brianna and her mother was incredibly strong, and with her passing, Brianna felt like a part of her had been brutally ripped away. The grief overwhelmed her, leaving her numb and lost.
By SD D10 months ago in Marriage
Are fathers who play favoritism, amongst their kids, truly deserving of being celebrated on Father's Day??
Once upon a time, in a small suburban neighborhood, there lived a group of fathers who seemed to have forgotten the true essence of fatherhood. These men, let’s call them John, David, and Mike, were neighbors and friends, bound together by their shared experiences of raising children. However, a dark truth lurked beneath their seemingly friendly demeanor—they each played favorites with their own offspring, leaving some children feeling neglected and unloved.
By SD D10 months ago in Families
9 Things That Poor People Should Quit Wasting Money On
CREDIT CARDS Credit cards offer a range of advantages, as many providers offer incentives for spending, such as cash back, reward points, and airline miles. These benefits make credit cards an attractive option for managing expenses, but it’s crucial to clear the full payment every month. The downside of credit cards emerges when carrying a balance, as the high interest rates, typically around 20%, can result in substantial additional costs. For instance, a $1,000 credit card balance would accrue an extra $200 in monthly interest. To avoid financial strain, it’s advisable never to maintain a credit card balance. This principle applies to any loan or financial obligation that involves paying interest. Therefore, it’s important to carefully evaluate the worthiness of any loan or financial commitment before proceeding, considering the added expense of interest payments.
By SD D10 months ago in Motivation

SD D

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Leaving a Narcissist

Are fathers who play favoritism, amongst their kids, truly deserving of being celebrated on Father's Day??

9 Things That Poor People Should Quit Wasting Money On

Stories (3/0)