I hate myself for not being a social butterfly. When I was growing up, my parents were very strict on not inviting my friends over for sleepovers. Mostly

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I hate myself for not being a social butterfly. When I was growing up, my parents were very strict on not inviting my friends over for sleepovers. Mostly because my dad had work which wasn’t the problem for young me but as I got older my mom didn’t even like the friends that I’m close with (They didn’t do drugs or that). I remember that when I turned 17 I invited two of my close friends (One was an Indian girl and my guy friend from eighth grade). My mom admitted to not trusting both of them because she feared that they were going to rob our house.

Now as I stroll through TikTok, I came across my old friends TikTok and saw a memory reel of all her adventures. I couldn’t help but feel jealous because I wished my parents were chill but trusting.

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I miss being 13 and going through puberty, it was just me and My mom, she was gone alot working or out with friends, She would leave early on a Sunday morning and go hang out with her friends, Id wake up after she left had the morning hardon, having to pee, plus I slept naked, I walked out to the front fully naked except id have my sandals on take leak out in the front yard completely n***, we had a new trailer mom bought us and we was on her dads land after they passed away, so lots of privacy, After I peed in the yard I would walk down a long dirt road and get the mail from the mailbox across the paved road from our long dirt driveway, id spend most of the days Naked and masterbating.

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