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cellyanderson


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  • 491 weeks
    Truth Be Told: Part the Final

    Funny how one moment, one little slip, can bring all of one's precious stability tumbling down. I got a little too ambitious with my secret friends and I got myself caught. My parents were ready to once again verbally beat me down in all their self-righteous fury. To their surprise, however, I didn't fight back. To be honest, I simply gave up and let them have their way. Everything they said I

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  • 492 weeks
    Truth Be Told, Part the Third

    The terms of surrender my parents placed on me, as if I was the losing side of a war forced to be kicked about under a treaty, served to further my resentment. My cell phone was to be constantly searched, my messages checked and my personal business invaded. My PC was moved to the living room where I could be watched at all times. That Derpy statuette I got? It was removed from its home on my

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  • 492 weeks
    Truth Be Told: The Ongoing Tale Of My Unremarkable Life, Part the Second.

    I suppose the best place to start would be a year ago, give or take a week. Now, before we begin, I need to put a disclaimer against potential drama. I know I have things a lot better than most people. My story doesn't include a childhood of abuse and trauma. The situation I've been placed in is just one I wasn't emotionally equipped to handle. What is one person's personal hell may be

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  • 492 weeks
    Truth Be Told: The Ongoing Tale Of My Unremarkable Life.

    Sit down, children. Get comfy and prepare to be bored to tears. I am going to tell a sort of story most don't want to hear unless it happens to be their own. That is to say, the story of my life. Oh, believe me, I'm groaning at the prospect as much as you are. My two best friends in the world, however, have declared that I shall be furthermore shunned until I "get help", whatever that means. I

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  • 492 weeks
    Test Post

    Testing, testing. Can I edit these things afterwards?
    Edit: Excellent. It begins. *maniacal laughter*

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Dec
27th
2014

Truth Be Told: The Ongoing Tale Of My Unremarkable Life, Part the Second. · 4:53pm Dec 27th, 2014

I suppose the best place to start would be a year ago, give or take a week. Now, before we begin, I need to put a disclaimer against potential drama. I know I have things a lot better than most people. My story doesn't include a childhood of abuse and trauma. The situation I've been placed in is just one I wasn't emotionally equipped to handle. What is one person's personal hell may be insignificant to another.

A Christmas gift is what begins this tale. My girlfriend (bless her heart) gave me a Derpy statuette, clueless to the potential fallout. I brought it home and was nearly in the clear when my mom asked me what gift I'd recieved. I set it on the kitchen counter. The next few hours were a blur. My dad and I went off to do some gaming, too pissed at each other to speak quite yet. There was some preexisting bad blood between us more than a year prior, when he'd humilited 14-year-old me for being a brony. My mom was on vacation at the time, so she was understandably confused.

That night, my mom conveniently went out to see a movie, leaving my dad to beat down my every argument in favor of the fandom with his bigoted insistance that "it's a little girl's show and it prevents you from being a proper husband and father." Absolute crap, right? Arguments carried on for days, with my mom jumping in after consuting Fox News on what we were arguing about. Eventually, with neither side willing to give, my parents played the parent card. Threats were made, and trust was shatttered. The people who raised me to stand on what I believe is right were punishing me for just that.

More to come. This is merely the prelude.

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What kind of parents would do something like that?

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