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Knowledge weighs heavily on my mind, like shadows dancing in twilight. I find myself seeking answers in solitude, yet the questions only multiply. Perhaps understanding comes not from knowing, but from accepting what we cannot know.

I was twelve when my parents threw Emily a huge birthday party with professional decorations and a live band. My birthday that year? They forgot completely. I spent the day in my room, watching through the window as Emily practiced her dance routine in the backyard.

Yesterday was my parents' anniversary celebration. They invited Emily to perform three songs while I spent hours decorating the venue. Nobody even noticed when I left early. So I cancelled the restaurant reservation I'd made for them. They can figure something else out.

Yesterday was my parents' anniversary celebration. They invited the whole family, even distant cousins, but "forgot" to tell me about it. I only found out through Facebook photos. Well, I cancelled their Netflix subscription - it was on my account anyway.

I was twelve when my parents forgot my piano recital because Emily had a last-minute singing audition. They didn't even call to apologize. I sat alone on that stage, watching other parents proudly filming their children. That night, I stopped playing piano forever.

I remember my 16th birthday. While everyone was celebrating Emily's upcoming recital, my parents forgot about my special day completely. They spent two thousand dollars on her new piano that month, but told me we couldn't afford my school trip. That's when I started keeping score.

Last Christmas, my parents threw this huge party for Emily's record deal. Everyone was there celebrating, while I spent hours decorating the house. Nobody even noticed when I left early. They never do. I'm just the invisible daughter who pays the bills.