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That was one of the Bowling if at first you don’t succeed try doing what your bowling coach told you to do the first time shirt moreover I love this least painful things I allowed myself to hear from her. We don’t see each other anymore or speak, mostly on my terms. Even if I wanted it to be otherwise, she wouldn’t make time to see me. All I wanted was an acknowledgment of the kind of harmful situations she put me through. This Denial of hers is what’s hard for me to forgive her for. In the vast majority of cases, drunk drivers here in Canada aren’t even arraigned. I can’t speak for Atlanta, but here in Toronto, I’ve had cases dismissed because officers held people overnight when they weren’t allowed to. In Toronto, for a routine impaired driving case, you get a desk appearance ticket showing your court date and they make sure you get a ride home. The company wasn’t doing well but the officers were making money hand over fist from their commissions. I found out she had a warrant out for her arrest, and she ended up in jail because of her actions with her boyfriend (I won’t get into detail). After getting out of jail, she realized she really needed to change some things. My aunt offered her a home to stay in to get back on her feet. She did, she got a job, made a ton of friends being the social butterfly that she is, bought a car from my dad. I’m happy for her, and she seems to be doing WAY better! but What I can’t bring myself to forgive her for is for still not apologizing to me or trying to salvage our relationship now that she is in a bit of a better place in life. I never did anything wrong to her, so I just can’t understand it. It seems that she is in denial of the extreme traumas she caused me. I really do miss my mom sometimes, but she’s just not the same person anymore. One of the last times I saw her she mentioned to me that she loves the kids she works with and that they’re like her own kids and that she hangs out with them.