It was my parents’/
job to tell me *to change shirts,/
not some teenage girl’s.
Or
not one of my friend’s.
Or
*my shirts stunk.
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It was my parents’/
job to tell me *to change shirts,/
not some teenage girl’s.
Or
not one of my friend’s.
Or
*my shirts stunk.
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A young teenage girl/
spoke, took my anger, and taught /
me humility.
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He flips out about/
a few hairs in the tub. He/
doesn’t have teen girls.
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