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29 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker recounts a volatile 2007 dispute with a woman named Sabrina. Sabrina asked the speaker to watch her children while she worked, but the arrangement quickly devolved into a nightmare marked by arguments over money, mutual verbal insults, and personal attacks. The speaker retaliated by claiming Sabrina's father was not her biological parent, a claim that echoed Sabrina's own doubts about her lineage. The exchange escalated with public name‑calling, including the speaker being labeled a "crackhead" despite never having used crack. The narrative reflects lingering resentment and highlights themes of financial strain, caregiving exploitation, family identity challenges, and the emotional toll of prolonged interpersonal conflict.

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I knew Sabrina had doubts about her daddy being her biological father. We got into a big argument over money. She was being very disrespectful to me. So I say, I know how to get her. I'll say that he's not your biological father and I'm not your biological aunt. That was back in 2007. That was 17 years ago. Sabrina begged me to stay with her. To watch her children while she worked. That turned into a nightmare. We argued over money, and she got mad because I wouldn't give her any money. Then she, "Oh yeah, you a crackhead anyway." And I said this, I said, "Yeah, you a bitch anyway." She called me a crackhead in front of all my neighbors. I am not a crackhead. Yeah, I done drugs in the past, but crack was not one of them. Sabrina hurt me. I disrespected her right back by telling her that her father was not her biological dad.