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I Just Want Everything To Be The Same As Before

By dollydarlingxox October 21, 2020 6 answers Last updated October 21, 2020

Hello, I am a girl of 13, I live with my father. My mother does not remember her, she died when I was 10 months old. When I was a little older, my father told me that he had a girlfriend and she would come to live with us and that he wanted me to treat her well, to respect her, etc. At first I was firmly against it, I was a 7-8 year old girl. and I was really upset by the fact that a woman would come to live here, where my father would most brazenly steal from me. When she came, I thought she was really nice, she was very nice, but I was stubborn and only annoyed her, contrary to what my father had told me. However, some time passed, she was still good with me, and I was very pleased to be with her, although before that I just kept to my own. She explained to me that for my father I would always be the most important and she would never displace me. Over time, even I don't remember exactly how, but I loved her very much and she loved me too, I was terribly attached to her, we spent almost all our time together, we couldn't do without each other. I accepted her as part of the family, even though they were not married to my father. They have always been very happy together and loved each other a lot, until about 1 year ago my father started to be very rude to her, to insult her, to treat her like a stranger, to be annoyed by her presence. I kept reassuring her because she was very sad and didn't understand what was going on, and she couldn't even ask him why she was behaving like that. So I decided to find out what was going on. I checked his phone first, there was nothing wrong. Then I went to his Facebook, but there was a few months of chat with a woman. I never imagined that I would ever be so disgusted with my father. I will not mention what abominations they had written to each other. They had also made appointments. For a moment I thought about the days and hours in question when they met, and in most of them my father should be at work. But that's not the point. Their chat was quite long, I couldn't get through it all, but in general it was either talking about sex, or making appointments, or stupid compliments from my father, or talking about their amazing last date. And yes, my father had told her that there was no connection at the moment ... I was damn sick that he was betraying the woman who gave everything for him in such a low way. She loved him with all her heart, and he obviously didn't care at all. And they looked like they would be together forever. I even wondered if this was really my father ... I saw the pictures of that woman, some perhydrol doll with unbridled behavior. I can not say, that it was a typical muffin, because it wasn't so ugly and made, but of course she had her bulging tits in every second photo. I couldn't believe what my father had found in it, it looked so ... empty. I told K. (let's call his girlfriend that) everything, and she wasn't surprised and said she was almost sure he had another woman. But she told me to pretend we didn't know anything, because otherwise she would have to leave, and she didn't want to leave me. I asked her if she still loved him, and she said that such strong feelings as she had felt did not disappear easily. We continued like this for a while, but one day after my father came home from work (was he at work at all) he told her to pack up and leave. We both begged him not to chase her, but he was adamant. I had never seen him so cold. She went and gathered her things, he said he would go to his parents. They lived on the other side of town. He promised that we would hear each other constantly on the phone and see each other and that he would not leave me. A few days later I couldn't recover, I wasn't on my own, I was painfully attached to her. I woke up a few mornings looking for her all over the house until I realized she was gone. My father used to tell me some nonsense that I shouldn't have gotten used to her, that it was for my own good that she had left, etc. And on top of that he forbade me to talk to her on the phone, let alone see her. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like it aint for me either. But then I just couldn't help but tell him that I knew everything, that I had seen his entire chat on Facebook. He did not worry at all and with all his impudence told me that in a few days she would come to live with us, "whether I like it or not." I was terribly angry, I asked him how he could have chosen her when he had such a beautiful woman by his side, and he said that ... she was tired of him. I would just fall for that answer. God, what kind of man is my father I told K. everything, I told her that I didn't want to live with that woman, that I wouldn't be able to endure her, I also told her what my father had said about her. And she didn't know what to say, and although she wanted to help me, she couldn't. Soon that woman came to live with us. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either. And my father kept touching her. I couldn't help but say to her "Rejoice now, because you will soon get tired of him", and she said to my father "Oh, will this little one live with us?". From the look and the bored answer "yes, she's my daughter after all" to my father, I knew he really didn't want to live with them. Not that I really wanted to, I preferred to live with K. 100 times more, but there was no way. However, I really enjoyed annoying this woman, that's why I said "You have a lot of great pictures on Facebook, I don't think you missed a single disco". My father called me that, the 3rd World War did. I'm angry, I'm really angry. How will I live from now on? I am mostly angry with my father if I could make him realize and go back to K., but she turned his head like that. K. and I keep in touch, but nothing is the same as before, and she still loves my father and hopes to get together. I just want him to love her too. I want my old life back, my old father, my old family. Why did everything change so quickly? Isn't there a way for everything to be just as before? I wrote this to pour out my soul, to share, and maybe to ask for advice,

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Cumgirls4uBB answered · October 21, 2020

   Hmm ... SO competently and maturely written ... at the age of 13 ... very strange.

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hyper_ozi answered · October 21, 2020

   ha ha ha and I thought the same as number 1. Strange thing ...

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babyuniporn answered · October 21, 2020

   The story doesn't seem real to me.

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vanta10 answered · October 21, 2020

   By comments №1 and №2 - yes, I'm mature for my age, at least that's what they tell me, but I didn't think anyone would notice or pay any attention. I forgot to mention that I am also very responsible, I look after two dogs, a guinea pig and fish alone: ​​D I am 13, in fact I finished them soon, I was born on December 3, 1999. I don't understand why the story doesn't seem real to you or my age is strange to you, but I could only flatter myself that you think I'm bigger and more mature. And I don't think that being 13 gives me the right to write illiterately and with mistakes. What, am I guilty of spelling and punctuation? It is true that illiteracy among my peers and even among those much older than me is at a critical level, but now you have made me feel guilty for writing competently (or at least trying). Moderators do not allow personal data to be published, otherwise I would give you my skype and send you my pictures. And as for comment №3 - to be honest, it's strange to me and I would even say unrealistically what my father became, but it's a fact. I don't know if he has become at all or just always been. However, the fact that your story seems fictional shows that you did not have it on your head like my father, which I am really happy about, because I do not wish it on anyone. Anyway, I wanted to share and ask for advice, but mostly to share. Well, I did it, who wants to believe anything :) The author that your story seems fictional says you didn't have it on your head like my father, which I'm really happy about because I don't wish it on anyone. Anyway, I wanted to share and ask for advice, but mostly to share. Well, I did it, who wants to believe anything :) The author that your story seems fictional says you didn't have it on your head like my father, which I'm really happy about because I don't wish it on anyone. Anyway, I wanted to share and ask for advice, but mostly to share. Well, I did it, who wants to believe anything :) The author

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brijwasrk answered · October 21, 2020

   I'm № 1. Really, it's not real, dear author, I was very impressed by your literacy. You are very right that this should be the norm, not to surprise us, but the reality is very different. I work at a school with children your age and speak from personal professional experience. My surprise is so big (but very pleasant) that I'm just dumbfounded. As for your story, it is unique. All I want to tell you is that you have to accept that life is a river that flows constantly. Everything changes, people and situations never remain the same, even if a long period has passed when it seems so. You are obviously an extremely intelligent girl and I see this as your salvation, because you will learn to adapt. There is no way to get your previous father back. He is a Man, above all. Your 13 years do not allow you to realize the full meaning of this. Find activities that you will immerse yourself in. You would be a great collaborator wherever you go. Until this period until you reach adulthood, you simply have no choice. Your destiny is complicated and interesting, but know that it does not happen by chance. The unbearable difficulties you go through build a strong character, and your destiny depends on the character. You will answer all your questions over time, you will look at things from a different perspective. But at this stage it is very difficult to change anything. you will look at things from a different perspective. But at this stage it is very difficult to change anything. you will look at things from a different perspective. But at this stage it is very difficult to change anything.

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mahasy answered · October 21, 2020

   I'm really flattered by your words, I never imagined that a well-written text could make such an impression. I honestly don't consider myself extremely intelligent at all. I can't say that I didn't notice what elementary mistakes children my age make when writing, but I didn't think it was that bad. To put it mildly, I am surprised. In fact, I have been good at spelling since I was a child, it has never been a problem for me, I would say that I have something like a sense, but this is not the right word, because there are certain rules in the Bulgarian language and they may not be possible. will feel ". I don't know, I can't explain it honestly. As immodest as it sounds, I know I'm a little smarter than most of my age, but that I'm "extremely intelligent" nor have I ever thought about it. nor did I expect to hear it. I can only thank you for the words, really this is one of the sweetest things, not to say the nicest they have ever told me.