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I have five sweaters of him in my room. Because he never says no to me. He lit my cigarette once, when I was bathing and my hands were wet. He taught me how to cook, how to climb, how to like peanutbutter. When I feel like **** he calls me. Because he feels there's something wrong. He tells everybody I'm his daughter. Even when my sister is around. He tells my mother to man up. And my friends to try acid. He likes every single boyfriend I have. Never thinks I'm making bad decisions. He takes me with him to France. I love him more than anybody in this world. I don't need a father. I have him.
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Apr 19, 2013
Apr 19, 2013 at 12:26 PM UTC
My methadon-man
I have five sweaters of him in my room. Because he never says no to me. He lit my cigarette once, when I was bathing and my hands were wet. He taught me how to cook, how to climb, how to like peanutbutter. When I feel like **** he calls me. Because he feels there's something wrong. He tells everybody I'm his daughter. Even when my sister is around. He tells my mother to man up. And my friends to try acid. He likes every single boyfriend I have. Never thinks I'm making bad decisions. He takes me with him to France. I love him more than anybody in this world. I don't need a father. I have him.
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Apr 19, 2013
Apr 19, 2013 at 12:26 PM UTC
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