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all human beings are your family but that is easier said than done after a year without seeing my family and living with many other families i have begun to realize that my family in particular is special i used to take these small things for granted i wanted to run away and explore and yes i have done so and yet all i wanna do is drink some hot tea with my brothers and enjoy food and laugh i would fight a lot with my parents and now i dont mind my mothers nagging and my fathers laziness these qualities seem warm and comforting many families have taken me in their homes and given me so much but still i feel an emptiness they dont understand me i am a little crazy for sure and not the easiest person to live with which makes me think of how amazingly awesome my family is no gossip no loud music past twelve am and my brothers dont show me pictures of a seventeen year olds breasts and ass and brags about it i have privacy as well and can be an individual yes each member of my family is with out a doubt a pain in my ass but we have a mutual respect for each other thank you family for everything you have given me

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