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Much love, guys. I'm not sure why I found that funny today. And today's first story comes from

Signal Hope 1009 and it says, am I the arseal for refusing to give my half sister any of our

grandmother's jewelry after they excluded me for years.

For context, I, 24 female, am the product of an affair.

My father was married when I was born, and his marriage fell apart because of it.

My dad eventually divorced his now ex-wife, and his three kids, my half-siblings, 32 female,

30 male and 28 male, have always resented me for it.

I understand.

What happened between our parents was messy and destroyed their happy family.

But I was just a baby, and they've punished me for it my whole life.

Growing up, they excluded me from everything. They didn't want me around, made cruel comments

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