I was 5 years old, holding a kitchen knife, doing math. If I kill him first, does the pain stop? My mother was in the hospital—skull cracked open, recovering. Bill Miller was wanted for arson, attempted murder and sexual assault. He was living with us. So I calculated. Cold. Precise. The way a kindergartener shouldn't be capable of calculating. I didn't do it. But the fact that I could tells you everything about what was coming. 72% of boys who experience this don't make it to 25....
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I was 5 years old, holding a kitchen knife, doing math. If I kill him first, does the pain stop? My mother was in the hospital—skull cracked open, recovering. Bill Miller was wanted for arson, attempted murder and sexual assault. He was living with us. So I calculated. Cold. Precise. The way a kindergartener shouldn't be capable of calculating. I didn't do it. But the fact that I could tells you everything about what was coming. 72% of boys who experience this don't make it to 25....
My father called my mother "good white pussy." He tried to burn our house down with my pregnant mother inside. This was Tuesday afternoon in my family. When violence is your inheritance and chaos is your curriculum, you learn that normal is a lie people tell themselves. You learn to read a room in seconds. You learn which kind of silence means someone's about to die. This episode is about the family traditions no one puts in scrapbooks. The ones that teach you survival before you learn to...
The Archaeologist of My Souls : 1 in 8.3 Billion
I was 5 years old, holding a kitchen knife, doing math. If I kill him first, does the pain stop? My mother was in the hospital—skull cracked open, recovering. Bill Miller was wanted for arson, attempted murder and sexual assault. He was living with us. So I calculated. Cold. Precise. The way a kindergartener shouldn't be capable of calculating. I didn't do it. But the fact that I could tells you everything about what was coming. 72% of boys who experience this don't make it to 25....
