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Six years since that one day. When everything changed when everything fell away. I was reborn to and from myself. Cutting all ties with everyone else. So save your pity. I don't need your sympathy. I'm not unhappy and everyone's better off this way. Sure it was tragic but it was no accident, so don't waste your time trying to decide what it all meant.
I'm not my father. I never was. I'm not my father, so don't expect me to be. I'm not my father. I never was. I'm not my father, so don't expect me. Because I've got my own life and I've got my own trials and I'm surmounting them without cowardice. You're always a part of me. Judging the part of me. I'm not guilty of his wrecklessness or his selfishness. I've got a life to lead. I've got mouths to feed and I won't let them be what I've become. So don't fucking label me or bring up my history because what's done can't be undone.

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