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Your parents are the ones brought you up. Took care of you when you couldn't, loved you (and there's nothing purer than the love of a mother or a father). Accepted you as you are, forgiven your mistakes, guided you when you were lost. They're the ones who helped you when you fell. When you reach a crisis, they're the only ones who'll reach out to you without you even having to ask. And if you do, they won't hesitate for a second. THE ONLY PEOPLE YOU CAN TURN AND WALK AWAY FROM, WHEN YOU COME BACK THEY'LL WELCOME YOU WITH OPEN ARMS AND HEARTS. In a society that convinces us that parents are...
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