They Treated Me Like I Didn’t Belong Until the Seal on the Car Door Changed Everything

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That was true, I thought. He should have. But it was also true that people do not pay attention to the family member who has been made invisible because the invisibility itself trains you not to look. The act of exclusion had been so gradual, so consistently administered, that Tyler had probably stopped noticing the shape of the absence long ago.

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