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Grown Up.

  • cynthiafoustvenner
  • Feb 26, 2021
  • 1 min read

My parents raised me to be accountable, but this past year had me grow up real quick.


There are times where I feel like a little girl who is lost in the grocery store, looking frantically everywhere, a little girl who just wants to find her parents hands to lead her in the right direction, to walk beside her.


But they aren't there. I can't find them anywhere.


I go to the store manager and have them make an announcement, only to receive no response.


No one comes to claim me.


I sit there waiting, but am met with empty, nothing, loneliness.


And I realize that's it.


Here I am.


A grown up.


Someone who now has people looking for my hand, to find them. To walk next to them, and guide them,


A girl, who without realizing it, was now a woman.


A woman wholly accountable and responsible for a whole hell of a lot.


Children, households, a memorial, a burial, taxes, lives.


No one is going to rescue me.


I am now in charge of the recovery, taking the lead.


Overwhelmed.


Petrified, but moving forward.


Charting this new course as a certified adult and scared as anything.


The little girl has grown.


Xoxo,

C.

 
 
 

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