>be 8 year old me.
>find a wallet in the middle of the street with about 300 Dutch gilders in it.
>instead of keeping it, decide to find the rightful owner and return it.
>guy pulls up in car and says: "hey kid, did you just find that? That's probably mine!"
>give it to the guy, good deed done. You feel awesome. He didn't give you a reward though.
>later that day an old lady approaches you and asks if you found her wallet, you recognize her face from a picture in the wallet. She apparently really needed what was in it.
>feel like huge dick for not checking if the guy was actually the owner.
>cry a lot.
[b]TLDR:[/b] life's not fair. It really isn't.
When did you find out life's a bitch, guys and gals of the flood?
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Around 12.
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Middle school. It's a shame really. So many obstacles for those the deserve so much better.
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When I was 5.
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My parents got a divorce when I was 8.
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hmmmm Probably the day my father broke my nose. I was 9 I think.
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When I was like 12
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I always knew. My family was never too well off. But I guess it really hit when I found out we couldn't afford a birthday party for my sister and me when I was five.
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Life isn't fair because we make it so
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When I was 11.
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the first time me mommy said life's not fair
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Probably as a kid. Can't think of anythin' specific
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Edited by Atremo: 7/14/2014 1:14:11 PMWhen my brother got the nes for his birthday and two months later i got a cheap rc car.