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late 20s and thriving honestly because I moved back to my parents. no debt, no rent, no cooking. I just go to work, relax, and then work on myself and my business my relationship with my parents improved so much as I got older. I think when they start respecting you as equally as you respect them, it’s always going to be good. plus check out their backyard. they got hammocks
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Jun 14, 2024

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