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that I inherited? I'm a 29 year old woman, and I was raised in a Christian household.

With that came gender roles that were ingrained in me at a young age. My granddad, however,

hated that my parents taught us this way, and as I got older, I did too. Because of this,

I became very close with my grandparents instead of my own parents. I also have an older brother that

my parents labeled the second king of the house. My grandparents lived in a beautiful house that

had no neighbors, many trees, and a garden. They paid off the house after years and years,

and it's very special to them. My granddad also had bad problems with his back,

and a condition that would get worse until he couldn't go on anymore. After my grandmother passed

away, he got worse, and he ended up needing at-home care. He didn't want a stranger in his home,

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