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Exchanging or replacing an old automobile can be an intensely emotional experience for anyone I still have the license plate screws from the first car my mom sold although I didn’t care at all when my dad sold his car first I remember crying at the dealership when they took my mom’s Toyota I don’t even remember my dad telling us he got a new Ford backseat on the left, behind the driver, was my designated spot, still is I kept them in an empty Hubba Bubba OUCH! Gum tin, the screws sometimes I’d open it up just to hold them and wonder why I’d cared so much about that car
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Jul 31, 2018
Jul 31, 2018 at 10:52 AM UTC
Those New Car Tears
Exchanging or replacing an old automobile can be an intensely emotional experience for anyone I still have the license plate screws from the first car my mom sold although I didn’t care at all when my dad sold his car first I remember crying at the dealership when they took my mom’s Toyota I don’t even remember my dad telling us he got a new Ford backseat on the left, behind the driver, was my designated spot, still is I kept them in an empty Hubba Bubba OUCH! Gum tin, the screws sometimes I’d open it up just to hold them and wonder why I’d cared so much about that car
Divorced parents and abandonment issues meet in this look back at childhood
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25/Transfeminine/LA
Jul 31, 2018
Jul 31, 2018 at 10:52 AM UTC
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