âYouâre just one of them people. You know, 20 years from now my daughter may come home crying over a stupid boy. Youâre the story I tell her. When sheâs aching in bed and Iâm running my fingers through her hair to try and wash away the pain, our story is what Iâll tell her. Iâll tell her how something so beautiful has the potential to become so ugly and toxic to the both of you. When she thinks she canât live without him, Iâll tell her about our story and how I forced myself to heal. How getting out of bed was a mission. How breathing without you was a mission. When her skins burning from every part he touched Iâll tell her about how I scrubbed your hands of me in the shower as I was crying. And when she thinks she canât ever move on, Iâll tell her about how 10 years ago I saw you alone in a pub whilst I was with her father, Iâll tell her how your eyes watered when our eyes met and how I replied with a gentle smile, because it was the calm after the storm. It hurts darling. It hurts so bad, knowing you love him more than anything and heâs too immature and childish to understand or even care and acknowledge that youâll love him more than anyone possibly can in his life. But once you heal that hurt, you become an untouchable woman.
âa mix of my auntys story& my future















