I was twelve, staying at a friend's house, when his mother came in, crying', and said, "Your father just told me to get the f*ck out!" I left and never stayed again. I know I'm not the only one.
If you had poor friends growing up; this is a gut punch. Everyone has heard the yelling at overnight stays.pic.twitter.com/swFapWDwWR
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I grew up a welfare kid my mom dying from a terminal disease. Poverty shapes more than the child. Bare fridge. Empty cupboards. Threadbare clothes. God sees but often we don't. Judge not lest ye be judged. Go read what it means I desire mercy and not sacrifice. Natl DayofPrayer
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My parents constantly fought. Angry shouting and the throwing of objects was a norm in my house. Hardly ever had friends over. Didn't want them over, frankly.
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Diamond age is a solid book. Stephenson wrote some good ones, for sure.
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Humans will be reading Stephenson for hundreds of years..
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A thread of reality!
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i can't follow the story is the mom injecting herself with drugs?
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