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Dem2theMax

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8. I'm barely halfway through the article, and all I can think is that I'm glad I'm old,

Reply to Brenda (Original post)

Sat Aug 23, 2025, 11:50 PM

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and that I never brought children into the world.

Thank you for posting this article.
Going to the bookstore to purchase the book this week.
Actually thinking of getting more than one copy, because I know people who would really like to read it.

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