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Our next reddit post is from Clavitch Cobbler. I'm a 30 year old guy, and my parents didn't

really want kids. I was an only child, and pretty much an accidental pregnancy from what my

relatives have told me because my parents claimed that they were going to be child-free when they

married. My childhood was initially good, but I think that after I started growing out of the

cute and adorable phase, my parents were less inclined to spend time with me. They both worked and

had their own business that they started together. That business was their life, and I was always

second fiddle to their work. Any other close family members, like my grandparents, lived states away,

and I barely knew anything about them until I was an adult, so I had no other family around for

my entire childhood. I was practically raised by TV and my school teachers. By the time that I

became a teenager, I would spend my own birthdays without my parents because they would just give me

some money and tell me to go out and buy whatever I wanted. It was more or less the same with Christmas,

and sometimes even back to school shopping. We wouldn't have even had a Christmas tree after I

turned 10 if it weren't for the fact that I convinced my parents to buy a fake one so that I could

build it. To get an idea of my parents, think of them as those people who always wear black,

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