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Coexist Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jun-02-06 08:43 PM
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9. No, when she tells her story -
maybe it is because she is numb from telling it so much - but she seems quite unfazed, emotionally. It is creepy in a tragic way.

I cannot relate to how her life must be if she can tell that story so easily. At times it is almost like listening to my kids practicing their "oral essays". That is what I meant. She seems to not mind sharing it- for one so young, hell, even for one as old as me - I just cannot wrap my mind around that.
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