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he always touches me. either he’s brushing his hand against mine or outrightly grab my elbow even when i’m stable as fuck.
i don’t mind though. i don’t think he’s sexually attracted to me. i mean, look at me, a fucking frog-look-like-girl. if i were a boy i wouldn’t date the girl version of me; which is me.
strange thing is, he always got angry whenever i said i’m ugly. but he never calls me beautiful, so i think he just doesn’t like to hear people shaming their own body. he’s kind.
i wouldn’t exactly describe him as the prince charming that is perfect and such. he has flaws, and the best part is he keeps highlighting his flaws and owns it. he’s not ashamed of who he is, his real self, in which i’m very jealous of because of his high self-confidence and even though sometimes his confidence came out too strong and made him look like a snob, he never really gives a single fuck about it. he’s a free-spirited human being. too careless. too good.
and i can’t help to believe that everything is too much is not that good. he doesn’t quite understand what ‘friends’ are for. he stands too strong, too tall, and too proud—alone. he’s alone. and from what i see, he doesn’t want to admit that he’s lonely.
i pity him. he had built me up and made me appreciate myself more yet he himself can’t live without people’s recognition.
what can i do to help? i asked him, in my head.
fuck off. i expected him to say that if i ever really dare to ask him the question.
so i did.
i dare myself to come up to him and ask him. begging him to be honest because a helping hand can only go wrong when the other party is not being cooperative.
what can i do to help? i asked him, face to face.
unexpectedly, he was silent for a few minutes. there was only me and the silence. he didn’t even fucking move, he was just there, contemplating with his mind, breathing—existing.
what can i do to help? i repeated.
he took a breath, exhaled, and said
fuck off.













