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3rd grade, for me, was not a pleasant time. Sure, there are bright spots in the year.

There always are. Overall though, I rate 3rd grade, a 1 out of 10, and that's probably

being generous. My mother and father were not exactly great

role models in my life. My dad was cold, and, in retrospect, probably a sociopath, or

at least, a narcissist. He rarely spent time with me, and when he did, I could tell he

regretted it. Usually, he did his best to forget I existed. My mother was kinder. Sometimes

she helped me with my homework, and she always drove me to school. When she dropped me

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