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Found a video of you. You had just woken up. Completely naked. I grabbed my phone and started recording. "Baby, I think your beautiful. I love you" you smiled and sung a silly song to me while getting dressed. I couldnt delete it today. Ill try again tomorrow

I lied and said it was weird to think of you all of a sudden. Truth is I never actually stop thinking about you. Its complete torture

I dont think this pain would ever truly go away.

i still grieve that your gone. that you left me.

Ive been thinking heavily on becoming a foster parent and I just don't think my man actually wants kids.

maybe you straight up dodged a bullet with me. I was always sick. you didn't sign up to take care of your girlfriend. you were looking for someone to start a family and well. that just wasn't me.

after having to beg. I finally got the insurance company to approve my CGM sensors. they told me just to prick my finger.. my response

Dear [Insurance Company/Representative Name],

I am writing to request coverage for a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) as part of my ongoing diabetes management.

Although I am a Type 2 diabetic, I experience significant and unpredictable fluctuations in my blood glucose levels, including rapid drops that have caused me to lose consciousness on a daily basis. These episodes make it difficult and unsafe to rely solely on traditional finger‑stick testing, as it does not provide the real‑time information I need to monitor changes as they occur.

Another challenge I face is that my highs and lows often feel the same physically. There are times when I check my blood sugar and the number appears to be in a normal range, yet I still feel unwell. Having access to a CGM allows me to look back at where my levels were even ten minutes earlier. Seeing how quickly my blood sugar may have risen or fallen helps me understand why I feel the way I do, rather than being confused or unaware of what my body is experiencing.

A CGM is not something I use as an emergency tool—it is an essential part of how I manage my diabetes every day. Continuous monitoring helps me recognize patterns, prevent severe episodes, and maintain better overall stability.

Thank you for taking the time to review my request. I am happy to provide any additional documentation or medical information needed to support this request.

I guess some days I still miss you

anxietyproblem

how is it, I don't even want you, yet I am hurt..

I think the hurt is the understanding that, you did me wrong.

everything you do wrong. you flip it on me.

lay her face down on the bed, I lock her hands behind her back. I grab her by the neck and shove my dildo in her mouth, make her suck on it before smacking her cheeks. imma let her play with that while I lick her clit.

after a break up, you tend to forget the bad things. that's why most people end up back together in a toxic circle. I'm not that person. I slowly forget.. I wrote a list to help me remember!

finally took a peak at your tictok today. it reminded me you never gave a fuck about me. made me feel so stupid for giving you a second thought. you simply only care about you.

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weightlessbutfallingfast

I can't even describe what I'm feeling right now. All I can say is.... it hurts a lot.

💔💔💔💔

-Broken £

kingkyliec

Alice, you've disappeared. Like everything else. Now who else can I talk to? I'm lost. ... But the absence of him is everywhere I look. It's like a huge hole has been punched through my chest. But In a way, I'm glad. The pain is the only reminder that he was real. That you all were.

I pray the pain from thinking about you fades. That one day I will just, not think of you again. I wonder what that last thought would be.. I pray that day comes. The day I forget everything about you, the good, the bad, I pray I forget your name.

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