[ SECRET POST #2187 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2187 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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09. [WARNING for rape, sexual assault, gore]

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Comments

Re: Best Story Ever Told To You By A Person Much Older Than You

[inkdust]

I don't know if it's the best, but my favorite story is told by my grandmother and her husband, both 79. When they were in first grade together, he was punished by the teacher for coloring a picture in the wrong colors (green sky, red tree, etc) - they didn't realize he was colorblind. And after that, my grandmother would sit in the row beside him, and when he hovered his hand over a color, she would very subtly nod or shake her head to tell him if it was the right one. I love imagining that, my grandmother's face as a six year old and the solidarity between them.

Re: Best Story Ever Told To You By A Person Much Older Than You

[(Anonymous)]

that is so utterly :3

Re: Best Story Ever Told To You By A Person Much Older Than You

[(Anonymous)]

That is such a heart-warming story! <3

Re: Best Story Ever Told To You By A Person Much Older Than You

[(Anonymous)]

That is adorable! It's amazing that they knew each other from such an early age. None of my grandparents met until they were college-age.

Re: Best Story Ever Told To You By A Person Much Older Than You

[inkdust]

They've always puzzled me a little, actually. I'm not sure when my grandmother met my biological grandfather, but he died in 1975, before my parents ever met. Then my grandmother remarried 20 years later, when I was 5, and it was this guy that she knew as a child. I've often wondered if their marriage was more of a companionship, because they never show any affection and they're the only couple I know that sleeps in separate bedrooms, but either way I think it's sort of beautiful.