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Dear you
Dear Ex-best friend.
You made me hate myself.
You said you knew everything.
What you didn’t know was I was pretending the whole time.
What you didn’t know is that
When you asked me if it was getting bad again
I would tell you yes and move on.
What you didn’t know was my “getting bad” was
the real me.
I got tired of pretending and
you just got a glimpse of what I couldn’t hide.
You drain me of everything I had.
You made me feel like garbage.
Our struggles we shared with each other
were nothing.
You had to one-up me on everything.
I was only your therapist.
You made these future plans for us but
I wasn’t even sure if I was gonna make it the following year.
I never put myself first because of you.
I told myself that you had it worse
that I was just seeking attention
that the little voice in my head telling me to end it
was normal.
I’m glad I met you
but I’m grateful that you’re gone and out of my life.
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