Glennon
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I know. But the bigger one, I think for me, isn't necessarily like sound barriers or boundaries. It's just overall like my stuff. You know, being the youngest of seven kids. I don't like it when people like, for instance, Emma just came into my room this morning. She's like, can I borrow your tweezers? And I was like, you know what? Just have them.
I know. But the bigger one, I think for me, isn't necessarily like sound barriers or boundaries. It's just overall like my stuff. You know, being the youngest of seven kids. I don't like it when people like, for instance, Emma just came into my room this morning. She's like, can I borrow your tweezers? And I was like, you know what? Just have them.
I know. But the bigger one, I think for me, isn't necessarily like sound barriers or boundaries. It's just overall like my stuff. You know, being the youngest of seven kids. I don't like it when people like, for instance, Emma just came into my room this morning. She's like, can I borrow your tweezers? And I was like, you know what? Just have them.
Because it's so sad to have hope that she's going to return them. I've got two here and I don't want to be upset because I know that those tweezers are going to come back and there's going to be like a little ding in one of them. If they even come back. If they come. They never come back. What am I kidding? Like, I got to go search for them. So just like you just take it.
Because it's so sad to have hope that she's going to return them. I've got two here and I don't want to be upset because I know that those tweezers are going to come back and there's going to be like a little ding in one of them. If they even come back. If they come. They never come back. What am I kidding? Like, I got to go search for them. So just like you just take it.
Because it's so sad to have hope that she's going to return them. I've got two here and I don't want to be upset because I know that those tweezers are going to come back and there's going to be like a little ding in one of them. If they even come back. If they come. They never come back. What am I kidding? Like, I got to go search for them. So just like you just take it.
Borrowing my clothes because I know that nobody will take care of those clothes quite like me. And when it comes back, I see I'm just doing it to protect people. Because because I know that nobody like if somebody gives me something of mine back and it is dirty or less than I'm pissed at that person.
Borrowing my clothes because I know that nobody will take care of those clothes quite like me. And when it comes back, I see I'm just doing it to protect people. Because because I know that nobody like if somebody gives me something of mine back and it is dirty or less than I'm pissed at that person.
Borrowing my clothes because I know that nobody will take care of those clothes quite like me. And when it comes back, I see I'm just doing it to protect people. Because because I know that nobody like if somebody gives me something of mine back and it is dirty or less than I'm pissed at that person.
I have not taught that.
I have not taught that.
I have not taught that.
And like for all the step parents out there or the bonus parents, like we call it, like That's a thing like that was a hard for me to to like get used to at first. When the kids started to like actually like me, there was like a lack of boundaries with body, like the way that they crawl on you and the way that they use your shit. Without ever asking. And then the way that like... Parasites. Yeah.
And like for all the step parents out there or the bonus parents, like we call it, like That's a thing like that was a hard for me to to like get used to at first. When the kids started to like actually like me, there was like a lack of boundaries with body, like the way that they crawl on you and the way that they use your shit. Without ever asking. And then the way that like... Parasites. Yeah.
And like for all the step parents out there or the bonus parents, like we call it, like That's a thing like that was a hard for me to to like get used to at first. When the kids started to like actually like me, there was like a lack of boundaries with body, like the way that they crawl on you and the way that they use your shit. Without ever asking. And then the way that like... Parasites. Yeah.
I just couldn't understand it. I was like, no, this is adult stuff. Like this is an adult shirt. You're not allowed to wear an adult shirt.
I just couldn't understand it. I was like, no, this is adult stuff. Like this is an adult shirt. You're not allowed to wear an adult shirt.
I just couldn't understand it. I was like, no, this is adult stuff. Like this is an adult shirt. You're not allowed to wear an adult shirt.
I mean, the middle of the night bed sleeping, I didn't get this. I mean, I came in, Emma was eight. So I get it more with her, but Tish was 10, she was 13. And like, there were times where like all three of them were in our bedroom sleeping somewhere on the floor, somewhere in the bed. And I'm just like, I guess this is what life is.
I mean, the middle of the night bed sleeping, I didn't get this. I mean, I came in, Emma was eight. So I get it more with her, but Tish was 10, she was 13. And like, there were times where like all three of them were in our bedroom sleeping somewhere on the floor, somewhere in the bed. And I'm just like, I guess this is what life is.