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When you were born, it was like your family decided that you'd be the one they'd throw all of their problems at. At a very young age, you learned how to do everything that you could possibly need to know how to do as a child. You cooked, you cleaned, and you moved all the heavy things that the family didn't want to take care of. You could move the couch for them, or you could stand strong while they yelled at each other. The burdens that your family possessed were always yours to take care of.

You've always been the family's ox. You were supposed to stand strong, and that's what you've always done. You listened to your family's every demand, doing all the hard work that they couldn't handle, or that they simply didn't want to deal with.

You've learned to hold the crushing weight of it all, but you're ready to pop from the pressure.