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Hunter Hill

by siathewanderer

Her eyes lit up as we drove into the farm a gorgeous landscape of flowers and horses a crowd of inviting people who said they loved her but hurt her every day I could see the frustration as they told her no to the simplest of things because she was female and watched as her younger male cousin was always put on a pedestal for all his "hard work" This is the place she called home because although it wasn't perfect And it wasn't painless It did hurt less than The way "mom and dad" did It didn't cut as deep As the shards of broken glass scattered through the kitchen did It felt like love compared to living with two that despised each other It may not have been everyone's joy but it was paradise to her
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Jul 18, 2019
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#sexism#farm#hurt#sad
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