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The shortest is now the tallest.

"At Age 4, I Whispered Sweet Nothings Into Her Ear. 24 Years Later, We’re Getting Married."

Two Brothers Return To Their Abandoned Car In Pripyat.

Same Spot 1977 vs. 2018.

"My Deceased Father And I At The Same Age, 24 Years Apart."

The resemblance.

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First Picture: My Father Holding Me As A Baby. Second Picture: Me With My Newborn Son.

My Father Holding Me As A Baby vs. Me With My Newborn Son.

They’ve Been Married And Playing Music Together For Over 45 Years.

Photos Taken 51 Years Apart.

Same Wedding Outfits 60 Years Later.

One of the most interesting trends to sweep the internet is people recreating old family photos.

While some people are reenacting the same scenes with the same poses alongside their family members–sometimes even wearing nearly identical clothes, others are snapping photos where they look so much like their loved ones, the similarity is uncanny.

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No Nigerian dads there . Strong men, they are good at hiding their emotions I swear.

What's going on here?

1. The Arm Of Love.

There’s no greater gift a father can have than that of watching their daughter grow into a beautiful soul, an independent, confident, and successful human.

The accumulation of this can be their wedding day, which is filled with so many emotions, from the first look to the first dance, the tears, laughter, joy, adulation, and pride.

Walking your daughter down the aisle, taking those steps by her side is an honor, a magnification of the relationship between father and daughter that can never be broken or replaced.

"Today, June 3rd 2020 marks my one year... that’s 1 year, or 12 months, or 365 days, 8760 in hours, 525,600 in minutes, 31,536,000 in seconds… & I’m still standing."

Kevin Alter created "The Addict's Diary" so that people would have a place online to share their failures, successes, and lessons they have learned throughout their path to recovery from addiction.

Empowering people to speak up, the platform allows those affected by substance abuse to spread their story, offering a sense of catharsis and community while informing the unaware of the gruesome realities of this epidemic.

Below are some of the latest transformations people have submitted to "The Addict's Diary".

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