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I (22f) recently lost my paternal grandma and I'm heartbroken. The first eight years of my life she was my primary caregiver because my parents both worked full time and we had a special bond. During summer I had hadn't washed my hands properly and accidentally stained one of her books she had. It was part of a collection that she had started when she was a little girl and I got really scared. I cried, thinking my grandmother would hate me, and hid the book. When my parents picked me up I told them what I had done and they said that they would handle it. Later they sat me and my sister (18f) down and told us that grandma decided that she didn't want to be a grandparent anymore and not be apart of our lives.
I thought my grandma was angry about the book and hated me. I was devastated and cried hard and begged my parents to let me see her and apologize. They wouldn't do that and told me it would get better in the future and that I still had my maternal grandma, but it wasn't the same. We moved away not too long after that and I spent the rest of my formatives years worrying that if I ever made a mistake people would stop loving me. As a teen I wanted to reach out to her again but my parents either tried to persuade me not to or said that they would pass the message along for me, but got no response.
Now I know that my parents are the biggest liars on the planet.
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