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Cynthia Montano Sep 2018
You're not alone
But being the presence of someone that makes you feel alone
Is one of the most painful feelings you could ever feel
Because you sit there wondering
Is it something about you?
That makes you uninteresting
So you keep trying to figure out ways
To make everything better
Because you want the attention
They use to give you before
You want things to be as they were
Because you can't get yourself
To accept that things change
You can't accept that there'll be times
When there isn't much left to say
So you just sit there in silence
And hope for the best
Cynthia Montano Sep 2018
Look straight ahead,
You may find the one you love,
I know it's hard to explain but believe it,
"It's just like love at first sight"
They all say
Hoping it would last forever
Because it's going great
Just watch out for the curves and bumps that lay on the road in front of you.
It's better to keep it straight and firm and look beyond you
Yes it might be difficult,
But just follow what your heart says
It doesn't matter if others don't agree
Its all about what your heart tells you.
Cynthia Montano Sep 2018
My life has changed immensely ever since my childhood. Even though I always see positivity in change due to the lessons I’ve learned, I feel as though some changes I have made are ones I’m not necessarily proud of. Body image never seemed to be important to me.

When I was a toddler, I felt completely confident about myself because I use to dress up and show off with the stuff that I wore. As I got older, I realized that being “beautiful” wasn’t what I was because in a past relationship I was with someone who made me feel like I was not good enough. He had so many expectations about what I should be and that just wasn’t who I was. I wasn’t comfortable because I tried to be “beautiful” for someone else instead of myself. The more I thought I wasn’t “beautiful”, the more I felt very insecure about myself . In society today, “beautiful” is defined as women who have a good figure, perfect teeth, perfect everything and so on.

I’ve always caught myself comparing myself to other girls and I wouldn’t understand why. I’ve put myself down because I thought I wasn’t good enough or attractive enough, but what I want for others to get out from this is. No matter how you look, no matter what you wear, and no matter what you weigh. You’ll always be beautiful in your own way. Everybody should love who they are as they are because a part of being unique is just being different. Instead of looking exactly like everyone else. The reason why I want everybody to feel good about themselves is so they won’t struggle each and everyday with worrying about how they may look. Nobody should ever live a life full of worry or stress just because they don’t look the way society expects them to look.

What I want others to think about is rather you’re a boy or girl, Why can’t you completely accept yourself as you are? What is stopping you from loving yourself? I feel as though it’s hard for someone to completely accept their self as they are because they are used to being told how they should look, being on social media, and looking at images of certain people. What is stopping someone from loving their self is when they point out the things they don’t like about themselves, and can’t seem to take their mind completely off of it. Though, at the end of the day I feel that you shouldn’t be beautiful for anybody else but yourself.
Cynthia Montano Sep 2018
You need to develop long term attachment to that person before infatuation fades.

Love fades when one person in the relationship has many expectations of what a “perfect relationship” is supposed to be like. They expect it to be the way it is in the movies when in reality it’s never going to be anything like that.

Love loses it's intensity over time. Lust which is a lot of what we feel is "love" nowadays DOES fade. Love is waking up in the morning and hugging that significant other close and tight before you both have to leave the bed and be responsible. Love is enjoying one's company, even if it's not fully engaging between both parties. Love only grows stronger because over time we gain a stronger appreciation for the other person. Lust just fades cause the glamour of it all dies out, what's left are two "naked" human beings and that's where real love shows it's face. If one says love loses it's intensity over time, maybe that's less reflective of love, and more reflective of the relationships one finds themselves in.
Cynthia Montano Sep 2018
I've told you how I've felt
But feared to tell you the rest
I'm frighten by what your reaction might be
Because the outcome to these
certain things
Are never the best
But I've been overthinking this
Because it maybe to fast
But when is the RIGHT time to ever say something like this?
How do you say you "love" someone without them completely ignoring you?
But I guess that's the risk you have to take.
Cynthia Montano Sep 2018
Sitting there in silence
Vibin' to the music
With you by my side
Just livin' in the moment
Now we're looking up at the sky
Admiring the stars up above
And I turn to look at you
And you don't notice that I'm admiring all the
details of your face
The feeling of being beside you
Feels so right to me
And the music is bringing us closer together
I want to remember this moment forever

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