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Arroe Collins View From The Writing Instrument

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When my mother transitioned, she took every memory with her. She wrote nothing down. Even worse, she never spoke of her younger chapters. I'm the exact opposite. I've been a daily writer since July 1994. The things our parents did that they never shared with us. I believe my mother had a love affair and I came from it. She always dodged the questions, and I'm not interested in a DNA background check. Mom's probably right to keep things like this away from the future.

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