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My Last Turn

I don't think it's my turn to apologize. I do that too much. I don't think it's my turn to ask questions. Or analyze or be insightful or in any way try to heal what feels broken even if it's actually fixed. I'm tired of fixing things and of wanting to fix them. I will make another attempt just so it's clear, it's clear what I intended to convey. After that, I'm done. After that, I'll live in peace and hope that one day along comes a man who's man enough to let me be a woman. In truth. In beauty. In goodness.
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stacy-finnigan
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Dec 11, 2012
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