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My Little Rant I have been wanting to say this for a long time, just to see if anyone gave a damn. My father is a loser and addicted to Vicodin and won't admit it and I am watching as his life slowly deteriorates and my parents think i can't hear them talk/dont understand/or something and so they don't give a rats a** about me and my life behind the scenes just waiting forever for the end. And there will never be and end to this. And to the rest of the world I say, "Who gives a damn about you? You never treated me like a human being."

Posted by: The Abominable Cellist Tue Sep 18, 2007 @ 02:46am

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Commented on: Fri Sep 28, 2007 @ 02:43am


	....sad, just sad. gives emo hug whats vicoden?

Commented on: Sat Sep 29, 2007 @ 01:59am


	Thanks, Fluffy number seven. Vicodin is a painkiller. accepts emo hug

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Commented on: Tue Oct 09, 2007 @ 01:52am


	Well, that sucks, a lot. I feel real sorry for you. I have a problem like that as well, but I won't pour my soul out on journal comment! I m waiting for the Pprah Winfrey show! smile Well, seriously, I feel sorry for you, but you'll pull through, don't worry. Even if your parents don't gve a rat's a**, some one out there does, believe it.

Commented on: Sat Oct 20, 2007 @ 05:28pm


	This really sucks. Vicodin is extremely addictive and is every bit as serious as a cocaine addiction. It is sad that you are is such a terrible situation. I hope things improve. I won't say "I understand" because I don't, but I will say that if you ever want to talk, I'd be more than happy to. Good luck. wink

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Commented on: Wed May 28, 2008 @ 09:59pm


	seriously ur parents don't care bout' u??that's just sad!!...sorry.....randomness!!

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