Thursday 7 May 2015

School essay, January 10, 1989


From When I Was Twelve

With such a beautiful family history, it’s not surprising I was afraid of turning out mentally scarred for life.  I was so nervous about it that I stopped seeing a psychologist and wouldn’t talk to my mom about any of her support groups or anything.  I didn’t want to have anything to do with it.  Now I know I was just scared of going through what my mom did, but I know I never will.  I mean, parts of it weren’t so swell, but I’d still say I had a better than average childhood.

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