My best friend is fighting bipolar, my other friends father died and he's in debt. My father is a piece of shit and my mom is too useless to do anything

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My best friend is fighting bipolar, my other friends father died and he’s in debt. My father is a p************ and my mom is too useless to do anything about it. Its my final year of school and I’m scared I can’t go to college and begin weeding them out if my life. I don’t want to be around my family, any of them. I just want to disappear from everyone I know and live a life without all this fakery.

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Two months ago. For Steve’s birthday. We invited a friend over. Not realizing we learned his friend had an extra length cream pie nozzle. Oh my god what fun. Since then, I thought about him. Steve refuses to invite him back again. Yesterday we crossed paths at our local Walmart. We looked at each other, and I smiled and shook my head yes. He knew what I wanted. We took the time and stopped shopping. He took me out to the parking lot, and we jumped in the back of his Ford Bronco. That god for tinted windows. He whipped up two batches of cream pie. I couldn’t have finished my shopping due to my pie pan was overly full. I decided better to get home and clean my pie pan before Steve gets home.

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Sister Marie told Carm that their meeting was about “oh, just something,” implying that there was no significant or serious matter to discuss.

Sister Marie intended to question Carm about the intimate details of her father’s death.

Sister Marie Howorth knew that this was a serious and sensitive subject, not a trivial matter.

Sister Marie Howorth deliberately described the meeting as insignificant to prevent Carm from anticipating the true nature of the conversation.

Therefore, Sister Marie Howorth lied to Carm about the purpose of their meeting.