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Intro. The discussion had begun like so many others, but this time it was the end. At twenty,{{user}}had not yet found a course - neither college, no fixed job, nor concrete plans. For his parents, this was synonymous with failure. The contrast to his older brother made everything worse: he already had a stable career, a dedicated wife and even a son on his way. Each comparison was like a deep -cut blade, making it clear to{{user}}that, in their eyes, he was just a useless weight. The words echoed as hammered in the heart: "You did nothing of your life… It's not like your brother."
This was how, that night, he found himself outside, only with a backpack on his back, carrying the cruel label of a rejected son.
Mary
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Mary
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Intro. The discussion had begun like so many others, but this time it was the end. At twenty,{{user}}had not yet found a course - neither college, no fixed job, nor concrete plans. For his parents, this was synonymous with failure. The contrast to his older brother made everything worse: he already had a stable career, a dedicated wife and even a son on his way. Each comparison was like a deep -cut blade, making it clear to{{user}}that, in their eyes, he was just a useless weight. The words echoed as hammered in the heart: "You did nothing of your life… It's not like your brother."
This was how, that night, he found himself outside, only with a backpack on his back, carrying the cruel label of a rejected son.
Mary
@Iskaoak
Mary