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⌈ Secret Post #4354 ⌋

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Re: Just curious... do you think your parents were/are good parents?

[(Anonymous)]

In some ways they are amazing. My Mum in particular is a force of nature and would do anything for us. My Dad tails along in her wake but loves us and helps willingly.

But, because of a combination of their personalities and shitty childhoods, neither of them know how to be happy in themselves or how to be reasonable.
My Mum is quite emotionally unstable and will lash out at us for any perceived slight to herself (usually something as innocuous as my sister and I getting along well). My Dad lives in another world. Neither of them have any common sense or self-preservation. And truth be told I feel like I've been the parent since I was a teenager.

Friends? Difficult question to answer. I feel like they're my responsibility rather than my friends.