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Default I hurt so bad
She's done it again!

I only have the one sister, but time after time she hurts me.

I've sobbed my heart out tonight ..... yet again. Every time I thought I didn't have another tear left, a whole new batch just streams down my face.

My head aches. My eyes are sore. Will this pain ever end?
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