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I don’t believe anything anyone tells me because I believe in hypocrisy; for I am a hypocrite I give people pieces of advice knowing if one were to tell me that, I’d interpret it as empty words I feel as though I am destined to thrive in chaos Chaos in what I’ve created Chaos that I cannot control yet act like I can An endless rabbit hole that I cannot escape, even if the rope is dangling right in front of my face By no means does this mean I do not care, if there's anything I do, it is care To care so much I feel ill To care so much I cannot sleep at night You dare tell me I do not care Maybe it is just a farce, caring, I mean I say one thing because I should but I’m thinking about another I hate myself because I know myself I know my flaws as I know my good, but the former outweighs the latter One may disagree but I know what they do not I know my thoughts, where my gaze lies, my internal scale of worth, yet they do not You dare tell me I do not hate I love who I hate I love myself enough to be brutally honest By being honest does one create hate I have knowledge of what I’d rather not know, yet it seems as though I’ve hopped into this rabbit hole myself I treat myself like this, it does not mean you shall too It’s okay if it’s me, for I am a hypocrite indeed.
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Mar 9
Mar 9, 2026 at 2:16 AM UTC
Hypocrisy
I don’t believe anything anyone tells me because I believe in hypocrisy; for I am a hypocrite I give people pieces of advice knowing if one were to tell me that, I’d interpret it as empty words I feel as though I am destined to thrive in chaos Chaos in what I’ve created Chaos that I cannot control yet act like I can An endless rabbit hole that I cannot escape, even if the rope is dangling right in front of my face By no means does this mean I do not care, if there's anything I do, it is care To care so much I feel ill To care so much I cannot sleep at night You dare tell me I do not care Maybe it is just a farce, caring, I mean I say one thing because I should but I’m thinking about another I hate myself because I know myself I know my flaws as I know my good, but the former outweighs the latter One may disagree but I know what they do not I know my thoughts, where my gaze lies, my internal scale of worth, yet they do not You dare tell me I do not hate I love who I hate I love myself enough to be brutally honest By being honest does one create hate I have knowledge of what I’d rather not know, yet it seems as though I’ve hopped into this rabbit hole myself I treat myself like this, it does not mean you shall too It’s okay if it’s me, for I am a hypocrite indeed.
This is a tad bit melodramatic.
Stargazer8
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Mar 9
Mar 9, 2026 at 2:16 AM UTC
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