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Has anyone ever wondered why some stories make us emotional, you know what I mean it's when you feel choked up or the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, or maybe cloud your eyes with tears. That's not the only emotions that some stories make us feel emotions can be positive or negative, good or bad or any way you want to express the range of emotions. I've just read a story that made me feel emotional, the truth is it actually made me cry. It sounds silly doesn't it and probably makes me sound like some kind of wuss. The story brought back memories from my childhood and no I didn't have a bad childhood, my siblings and I were privileged and grew up with good loving parents. The story reminded me of the last child that my parents fostered, as I stated in my chapter comment I'll only refer to him as P. P was the same age as me and when came to live with us he was very quiet and shy, daily he spent hours just sitting and looking out of the window and at night he had some of the most terrible nightmares, he often woke up crying drenched in sweat and urine. Although over time he opened up more during the day and often socialized with us, at night his nightmares lessened but never went away. During the times that my health wasn't so good P spent a lot of time with me reading, playing board games and just being there like a good friend. When P 'left us' I missed him and yes I cried, I'm not ashamed to admit it. He was the first boy I 'experimented' with and I was very fond of him. After living with us for five years and at fourteen years of age unknown to us he made his 'decision'. I've never really understood until now, not until I read this particular story and in some it has been quite cathartic and has given me some closure to his 'leaving'. It's an emotional read for me, if you want to read the story It was written by Tiffani Chin, @Tiff and is called Screams Taste Like Nectar. It is not P's story but there are a lot parallels to his. I don't know if this story or this post is of interest to others but I wanted to share this very insightful story and why it affected me.

No one really knows the full extent of lasting damage that the trauma of abuse and loss does to a child, but this gives an all too realistic idea. It's a really good and tear-jerking read. Just remember it is brilliantly written fiction, not fact, as it's easy to be drawn in reading this.

OMG this didn't just tug at the heart strings, it wrenched them. Reading it felt like going back in time as it brought back memories of one of my foster brothers. My parents fostered many troubled youngsters, after P - I'm not giving his full name - 'left us'. He didn't kill the man that killed his mother, but after years of living with the pain he took his own life. This was hard to read but easy for me to understand. At least Utah will be at peace now as is someone I was once fond of. No one truly understands the damage they do to kids and how it affects them in later life.

You shock me, surely you wouldn't do anything so despicable? But then it does make it more realistic so yeah, go for it, lol.

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You can not leave us hanging like this, I hope that you have the next chapter ready! I know what I'm hoping for but now I have to wait. I'd hate you for this but your too good an author and you have me hooked and I really admire you and your writing skills.

I cannot believe that this story, that was published back in 2010, hasn't received any reviews!! Well I'm going to put that right. This is a wonderful story of a young man and an older youth finding each other when for different reasons their lives were missing that special something. An initial kindness and understanding soon flourishes and becomes love, not any old kind of love but that special kind that bonds two people together for life and enriches their lives in the way only true love does. The friendships they make on the way become fast friendships that last. A very uplifting story that deserves to be read and enjoyed by all.

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Congratulations @astone2292 it is well deserved.

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Dicktown, US

A sad but yet sweet snippet of life after loss. Eloquent and beautifully written in a way that makes you think and realise that life still goes on, even when we don't realise it at the time. One that I will come back to read again.

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