Then there are the nights where you can soften the crying and ignore the source
Or let it out because then someone might hear and try to stop it.
Then there are the nights where you can soften the crying and ignore the source
Or let it out because then someone might hear and try to stop it.
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and then I start to think:
since I have no one to talk to
that means no one would miss me
This is not a bad thing.
This is a thing that makes me happy.
But what if it’s a thing that could lead to a worse thing
And that leads to something worse
Then it’s a bad thing.And does knowing its potential but continuing make me a bad person?
Should I stop now in fear of myself or enjoy the wonder and stop panicking?
This was a bad thing. This was flirting with a kid when I have a devoted, amazing boyfriend. Now he admits he has feelings for me and I feel awful. I am a bad person.
Maybe I shouldn’t blow this out of proportion. ”Even though I’m into you” could mean something else, maybe? I shouldn’t explode this into a means for major self-loathing. But I wish I heard something besides “it’s not your fault,” because it is.
I kept talking to him. I kept hanging out with him. I sent goddamn smiley-face texts. I constantly told him how great a person he was. I even said I missed him while I was gone.
It was an effort to build his self-esteem so he could succeed with other girls but I’d be lying if I said the extra attention didn’t boost my self-esteem also. I exploited him and betrayed Tim but neither guy realizes how wrong I am.
Someone just slap me in the face and tell me to stop it before it gets worse.
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But still there’s a part of me that is so curious about how he feels and I don’t know why.
What am I doing with my life.