I think of the nights we spent together, clinging to each other. Your dried tears on my fur are still unwashed. We were a tremendous source of strength to each other. I found a purpose to my existence, other than looking pretty on a shelf. You sought comfort in my softness and muteness, to wash out the pain caused by bosses, lovers and parents.
I continue to be the only one who understands you. You’ve now grown up, and don’t like being ridiculed.
Use and throw is a way of the world. I hope they don’t do that to you.
(100 words)

Oh my, childhood memories of my favorite yellow bear came rushing back! Lovely, Reena!
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We’ve heard of toys being passed on to the next generation. But tech has changed that. Thanks!
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Wow, that was really good!
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Thanks a lot!
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Sadly this story really caught my heart! I hate the way of the world but I do love Teddies 💜💜
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Mush 🙂 Thanks a lot, Willow!
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💜💜
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So sad for the cute little bear!
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Toys acquire a live presence and identity. It is tough to discard those in this manner.
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I agree. They often have names too. I still remember the dolls that I used to play with.
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🙂
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I continue to be the only one who understands you!
Marvelous..!
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Thanks!
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