To myself for diminishing my gut feelings until quite recently.
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I wish I’d told my mother that, in all the years I knew her, she was never once boring. We weren’t demonstrative, so that would have meant that I loved her.
To my mother for disappointing her. Mummy wanted me to be a different sort of person from who I am, but one can’t change oneself.
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A fully functioning thyroid.
Digging holes in Manchester in January.
Oasis splitting up.
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