When I was younger, I would’ve given anything to have a conversation with him, have him take interest in me. But by now, through all our ups and downs, it just felt wrong, like an imposter living inside my dad’s skin.
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Of course. Father-daughter time, that mysterious thing.
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keeping my gaze trained on my feet, like I was eight years old again and embarrassed to exist.
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The real you—whoever she is—will get what she wants in the end
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That was who we were going to be forever, him and me—never close, never forgiven, never redeemed.
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The ink on the story of my dad and me was dry. The book was shut.
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I think I hate my father, too.
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want to look back in ten years and know I did everything right.” No more second place, no more punching down.
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“Ten years from now, we’re going to be on top of the world together. You and me, looking down on everyone else, laughing and laughing.”
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Wanting is dangerous. The less you want, the safer you’ll be.
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