He Wasn't My Dad, But He Really Was My Dad. #shorts

In the beginning days
I could tell something wasn't right.

I was prettier. Faster. Quicker.

Some of my relatives said —
"You know you're not really his."

But I didn't know.

He was my dad.
The only dad I'd ever known.

That itself impacts someone.
"That's not your dad."

He wasn't my dad.
But he really was.

The things you carried as a kid —
the things people said,
the things you had to make sense of —

they don't just disappear because you grew up.

They live inside you.
Until you do the work to clean them up.

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