The Life I Thought I'd Have
Deborah Beach| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 25 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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I'm Done Walking Past the Card Aisle
Father’s Day 2008. A handmade card, Happy Father’s Day sprawled on the front. Inside his favorite scripture verse, right next to “I love you so much” in my chicken scratch handwriting. We go to Pizza Hut with his parents. My mom orders two...
Part 3: The Drowning
But I began to notice something. And it became harder and harder to ignore. No matter how much I tried.
As the tension at home began to grow, as the breaches of trust became more frequent, and as the nights I cried myself to sleep as he la...
Hope Is Not Safe
I wasn’t planning on writing this.
I’m not sure I even have the right words for this article. The wide range of emotions swirling around in my head, the high highs and the low lows, that desperate battle within my heart to build a tower so...
Part 2: I Stayed When I Should Have Left
And just three months after he whisked me away in my Pop-pop’s tan convertible Mercedes, my wedding dress gently blowing in the wind, it happened.
The first breach of trust.
It hit me like a ton of bricks.
It was the first time I realize...
Part 1: The Day I Met Him
I was 15. It was a warm September morning, the first day of weekly American Government class in the church basement. I noticed him right away. He was the quiet, awkward one, tall and skinny at 6’ 5”. Add in his bandaged leg and crutches, an...
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Single mom of two. Writing about grief, motherhood, and the life I thought I’d have. You’re not stuck here. You can still build a life you love. No sugarcoating. Just honest pieces, one at a time. \ud83e\udd0d
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