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I'm not selfish! You haven't experienced the weight and woe that accompany me with each tick of the clock; I was--no; I always disapproved of the things I've done, I've regretted trusting with such nativity, I always offered too much I wanted to be accepted, so I did what I thought I should do. I tried changing myself, I attempted to be like them, and to somehow be similar. It was of pure envy, I wanted to be like them Attractive, and having countless friends I wanted and needed; And, instead of being envious, I was greedy or maybe both; I kept on suppressing my own emotions, I push back the tears before they even form. I would look unpleasant if I allow them to fall. With an effort to perfect myself, I desperately tried to improve with the talent that I possess. I was frustrated each time it looked--so horrible. Yet, blinded by my own perfectionism, I overlooked the progress made. "What a fool,"
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Jun 11, 2021
Jun 11, 2021 at 8:11 AM UTC
pt. 2
I'm not selfish! You haven't experienced the weight and woe that accompany me with each tick of the clock; I was--no; I always disapproved of the things I've done, I've regretted trusting with such nativity, I always offered too much I wanted to be accepted, so I did what I thought I should do. I tried changing myself, I attempted to be like them, and to somehow be similar. It was of pure envy, I wanted to be like them Attractive, and having countless friends I wanted and needed; And, instead of being envious, I was greedy or maybe both; I kept on suppressing my own emotions, I push back the tears before they even form. I would look unpleasant if I allow them to fall. With an effort to perfect myself, I desperately tried to improve with the talent that I possess. I was frustrated each time it looked--so horrible. Yet, blinded by my own perfectionism, I overlooked the progress made. "What a fool,"
"I can't seem to cry even if I want to," -pt. 1
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Jun 11, 2021
Jun 11, 2021 at 8:11 AM UTC
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