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Anonymous Sat 19 Oct 2024 22:02:36 No.70116984 Report
Quoted By: >>70116998 >>70117025 >>70117041 >>70117091 >>70117162 >>70117230
>Grandchildren~!
>Grandchildren~!
>I love my Grandchildren~!
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Anonymous Sat 19 Oct 2024 22:08:56 No.70117162 Report
Quoted By: >>70117231 >>70117354
>>70116984
>Be mom
>Your kid turns out into non binary faggot
>Constantly causes trouble
> Tries to become successful musician by making shittiest songs on the entire pangea
> Get buck broken by fucking spear chucking caveman
> Has to live with hybrid babies
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Anonymous Sat 19 Oct 2024 22:15:44 No.70117354 Report
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That's written from Ripley's POV. Sam's is:
>Be a ptero-mommy to two little bundles of joy.
>One works himself to the bone, the other struggles to fit in.
>She struggled finding herself, finding what makes her happy but finally during her senior year a nice human boy came along.
>I was a bit worried he might just flare her problems rather than be an ear. Immaturity and inexperience, you know?
>I was thankfully proven so very wrong.
>She'd come home smiling, beaming from ear-to-ear. Barely even fighting with her father, if at all.
>It's like she was a new person.
>Slowly I watched her find somewhere to fit in even if it took a massive internal struggle. Finding a place to be relaxed and happy. I couldn't help myself in swelling with pride as I watched her slowly shake off all her anger and hatred.
>Almost over the moon as I helped fit her into that purple dress. Gorgeous and powerful, fitting her so well. Even if Rip wasn't the biggest fan of how much scale it showed.
>I cried after I sent her out. My little girl leaving the nest. Starting her own life, her own family and happiness. Rip told me I was overreacting, that this was just a prom date. I knew better than that.
>Even when life still insisted on getting in the way, forcing the two into a long distance relationship the effect he had never left.
>She worked harder than I've ever seen her work. She had something to fight for and by God as her witness she wasn't stopping until she had it.
>The second I heard Anon was back I marked my calendar. Quietly counting the days down until I heard the word 'wedding' or even 'grandchild.'
>Didn't have to wait very long at all.