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ways.”
I almost asked him to name one.
I didn’t.
Instead, I listened as they talked about the lake house the way people talk about a family heirloom they all have equal rights to.
A shared treasure.
A collective identity.
The way they spoke erased my personal investment so smoothly it was almost impressive.
It wasn’t anger that rose in me then.
It was recognition.continue reading …
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