Robert Lang Photography/Moment/Getty ImagesI don’t have brown eyes, they are blue. Don’t let photos of my face or even your own vision deceive you. You’re wrong and I’m wrong. My mom says my eyes are blue and so they are blue.My third grade teacher was not Mrs. Wilson. I’m wrong about that. My class photo is wrong about that. My fellow students are wrong about that. Only my mom is right.My mother has also decided that my grandfather did not have cancer.She is the decider of everyone’s truth. It has always been this way. Hers is the only version of events that cannot be questioned or challenged...
When Do I Finally Get to Call Out My Boomer Mom on Her Lies?
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