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She has explained the boundary so many times that the explanation has become the place where the boundary dies.
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Episode 36 of Dear Mia.
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The guest room stopped being a room and became a decision nobody wants to admit was made.
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Episode 35 of Dear Mia.
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The marriage started with a microphone, a laugh, and one sentence she has replayed for three years.
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Every emergency arrives with his name on it and her calendar underneath it.
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Her mother says it will only take five minutes, and somehow the whole evening disappears.
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A listener planned every detail of a family vacation everyone else remembers as effortless -- and is starting to wonder if she's the reason it happened at all, or just tired of being the only one who makes it happen.
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By December she has visited everyone who raised them and lost the family they are trying to become.
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A listener's husband says her standards for a clean house are too high; she says no one else will feel embarrassed if it looks bad but her. Whose standard is it, really, when only one person carries the consequence of falling short?
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