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  Found itachi uchiha
context: My parents have special genes!
  They passed on history of heart problems, epilepsy, stroke, twins (both sides - doesn't skip a generation), anxiety, depression, breast cancer, leukaemia, arthritis, psoriasis... I mean there's more but I can't remember them off the top of my head. 
  I love to sit around and wonder which number on the hereditary lottery I will get next. >
  
  The heart problems, epilepsy, cancers and tricky mental health sound like a really rough game of russian roulette. Is the psoriasis a big deal? Just curious- I have it and it doesn't phase me, I never thought about whether any kids I have would feel differently >
  
  With the psoriasis my mum and sister have it extremely badly. I have a small amount but don't really mind it. My nieces full on freaked out when I told them I had it - for them it's a cosmetic thing. I'm just hoping I don't get it in my hair or like groin etc which would be the worrrrrst in terms of pain and annoyance. >
  
  Yeah, can confirm, those are a proper nuisance! Hope you never experience them >
  
  It's nice to see someone on the internet that has the honesty to say 'I'm not special'. >
  
  But you are special.  If you do the math, the probability that you even exist is infinitesimally small, next to zero.  And to get here, your ancestors needed to survive unfathomably difficult circumstances.  So you are the improbable product of generations after generation of the most bad ass survivors on the planet. >
  
  Just like everyone else >
  
  You are a unique and different snowflake... like everyone else. >
  
  Some of us choose to enjoy it instead of whining about it on the internet >
  
  can't tell if this post is whining or enjoying >
  
  Definitely enjoying,  sick of the reddit nihilistic loser mentality.   Everyone looking for a reason to be a victim and it is so gos damn annoying. Life isn't about being fair, it's about living. >
  
  Continuing a bloodline isn’t unique but ending one is!