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In Memory of my Father

Posted on May 5, 2021 by bakatsundoku

My memories of my father are incredibly conflicted – and as the time since his death recedes they only become more conflicted. Truth be told, he was also a conflicted person, though I don’t think he understands exactly how conflicted he was. He kept his own counsel. I often wonder

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Requiem for a Narcissist

Posted on April 11, 2021 by bakatsundoku

Last night, I got the news that my father died two days ago. From what I understand, he had a stroke a few weeks ago, and didn’t make it. He was 77. Typically, in these kinds of posts, people would post good memories they had with their father, and end

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Uncategorized abuse, death, father, narcissism Leave a comment

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