I am
warming up to the idea of letting you have me. But that is not what I want. That is not what I want for you. That is not what you should want for yourself. To have someone agree to be with you. It's beautiful and romantic to think that you've earn someone. That you've proven yourself. That's lovely, it is. There's no denying the beauty of having your heart earned instead of stolen. That's just semantics though. Those are just beautiful words. Earning and stealing and sweeping people off their feet. They're pretty ideas. Being the person that wins in the end is a pretty idea. Being the person that fought to the end is a pretty picture. But having to win someone is ugly. Having to prove yourself is ugly. Having to wait to be good enough, to be noticed, to be seen, to be given the opportunity to love someone--not even have them love you--that's ugly. And the person that makes you do all that, they're ugly. So although I am warming up to you. Although you have more than proved yourself to me. And although I could, if I tried. I do not want me for you. I want beauty for you, not ugliness. Even if I end up wanting you, I don't want you to want me. I do not want that for you.









