Carl Finds Genuine Love
When I was ten years old, my aunt and uncle came for Thanksgiving. My mother cooked dinner. While we were having dinner. I accidentally dropped a piece of turkey in the floor. I picked it up so that we wouldn't have a mess to clean up later. My father said, "You are NOT going to eat that." I said, "No, Father, I was just picking it up so we won't have a mess to clean up later." He said, "Show some respect when আপনি answer me!" I said, "But I am প্রদর্শিত হচ্ছে respect, sir." He hit me in the head with an empty বিয়ার bottle. When I came to, my father and uncle were arguing. My uncle said, "I'm disappointed in you, brother! If আপনি didn't want a child, why did আপনি have one in the first place?!" My father said, "My wife wanted children!" My mother said, "No, I did not! Your little bastard ruined my life the দিন he was born!" My aunt was tending to me, and she said, "I can't believe I'm hearing this." My uncle said, "Carl is coming with us! He doesn't deserve to be hurt like this!" My father said, "Fine! Take the little shithead. He's yours." I didn't suffer any brain injuries, but I was left with a scar. Fortunately, most people don't even notice it. As I settled in my new home, my aunt said, "No matter what anyone says about you, we will always প্রণয় you, Carl." Nobody had ever told me they loved me before. It took some getting used to. I was still reluctant to let others in. My uncle told me, "If আপনি refuse to let others in, you're missing out." I said, "But how can I trust anyone?" He said, "There are people out there আপনি can trust. Not everyone is like your parents. আপনি trust me, don't you?" I said, "Of course. আপনি took me away from my terrible parents." He said, "Exactly." I told him, "You've been awfully good to me. I can't thank আপনি enough." This talk with my uncle gave me the confidence to try and find some friends.
When I was ten years old, my aunt and uncle came for Thanksgiving. My mother cooked dinner. While we were having dinner. I accidentally dropped a piece of turkey in the floor. I picked it up so that we wouldn't have a mess to clean up later. My father said, "You are NOT going to eat that." I said, "No, Father, I was just picking it up so we won't have a mess to clean up later." He said, "Show some respect when আপনি answer me!" I said, "But I am প্রদর্শিত হচ্ছে respect, sir." He hit me in the head with an empty বিয়ার bottle. When I came to, my father and uncle were arguing. My uncle said, "I'm disappointed in you, brother! If আপনি didn't want a child, why did আপনি have one in the first place?!" My father said, "My wife wanted children!" My mother said, "No, I did not! Your little bastard ruined my life the দিন he was born!" My aunt was tending to me, and she said, "I can't believe I'm hearing this." My uncle said, "Carl is coming with us! He doesn't deserve to be hurt like this!" My father said, "Fine! Take the little shithead. He's yours." I didn't suffer any brain injuries, but I was left with a scar. Fortunately, most people don't even notice it. As I settled in my new home, my aunt said, "No matter what anyone says about you, we will always প্রণয় you, Carl." Nobody had ever told me they loved me before. It took some getting used to. I was still reluctant to let others in. My uncle told me, "If আপনি refuse to let others in, you're missing out." I said, "But how can I trust anyone?" He said, "There are people out there আপনি can trust. Not everyone is like your parents. আপনি trust me, don't you?" I said, "Of course. আপনি took me away from my terrible parents." He said, "Exactly." I told him, "You've been awfully good to me. I can't thank আপনি enough." This talk with my uncle gave me the confidence to try and find some friends.