How do you give it your all without losing it all, he asked, I shook my head, maybe we can only pray that they wouldn’t take everything away.
I’m upset, It’s upsetting, he said, I forced a smile, I’m fine, It’s okay, I continued lying, I will get used to it. It’s not something to get used to, idiot. Maybe that’s what I am.
Stay, don’t run away, go, take a break, they said, I found myself standing in the middle of the road, not entirely sure what exactly I should do. Why does it seem like It’s worse this time, he stated, I nodded and agreed. It’s a lot worse, and It was all my fault to let it happen.
I remember what he said, maybe he was right. I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, over and over again, but words are words, and actions proved you wrong. I forgive you, but It doesn’t make it all go away.
Talk, don’t stay silent, don’t suppress, she pleaded, I retreated, continued to hide, building back my walls, smile and pretend like nothing is wrong. Praying that lying to myself would make everything okay. That everything one day will really be okay.
Just because someone doesn’t love you the way you want them to, doesn’t mean the love isn’t there. Sometimes goodbye doesn’t come from the lack of love, It comes from the lack of everything else. Where do I find the courage to part goodbye? We are the same, he said, we pushed people away but secretly hoping they would stay. We keep a distance, then become terribly attached. I nodded, I’m such a hypocrite. I just want you to stay.
There is nothing you can do when someone stops caring, the only thing to do is to teach yourself to not care more. Taking all back, hoping that It’s not too late. I thought I didn’t have anything left to lose, he sighed, I ended up losing myself instead. I patted his head, whispering I know. I’m exactly the same.
Open my mouth, only to close it again. Words burying deep inside the heart, poisoning it slowly. Tell me you do. tell me you do. Would that make everything okay again?
Someday It was a fairytale and other days It was a horror story instead, and in a blink of eyes I feel everything all at once. Too much, too overwhelming, too suffocating.
Sometimes, you just know.
Be happy when I talk, get worried when I don’t. When it’s 51% sad and 49% glad, 90% pain and 10% madness, I said, you know, not everyone can be as lucky. Some people just have to get used to it, as sad as It sounds.
And It still hurts more than It should.