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Mar 09, 2024, 09:46 AM
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Just a side note as a kid who's been on this situation: go easy on the clothes and such and calling them gross. It can very well be a sign of their own fatigue, depression, etc. from having her as a mother.
It's hard to be called gross because you're so exhausted that doing laundry just doesn't seem that important.
Obviously I don't know the full situation there, just giving a perspective.
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