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What I mean copied your parents life , I mean every aspect work amount of children , marriage etc
Considering my donor was in prison for most of the first 10 years of my life I would say definitely no.
Since I will never wish to change anything about my life to this point it is a moot point anyway.
No. While they were happy together, they stayed on the farm. They wanted my husband and I to farm with them. We tried, for a few months after we got married. Luckily for us we couldn't get along while working together, so we left.
No way! They were poor, uneducated, had substance abuse issues, mental issues, five divorces between the two, and had more kids (6) than they could support financially or provide the necessary attention (i.e., neglect).
I have tried to duplicate the life I had as a kid. Happy times. Now if I can just get the Airplane, boat, and RV back into my life I would be set. Would also love to have the library that my parents have in their home and my dads collection of tools. He has an awesome garage.
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