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don't talk to me about addiction when you can still brush your teeth sober act like you're too troubled to be a friend to me when you're getting high, you just dont care when you call, i get that feeling like i just finished sobbing choked up and dried out and exhausted i get drunk and want to talk to you anyways this is not about me being angry this is not about how i used to see us naked at the west end of humanity the last two living souls, me and you, naked in the wreckage of the world, the opposite adam and eve i should've understood sooner that there's nothing romantic about being the villian, no matter how very much in love you are this is about me, asking you to let me tell you about the times i almost jumped off mountains and then let me tell you why i didn't there's more to being human than embracing the mistakes you make building a home out of apologies and "i've been ****** up"s and "you don't deserve this" - when they tell you that it's okay because you're only human, they're reminding you to embrace not only the bad, but the good too
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Jan 16, 2015
Jan 16, 2015 at 4:58 PM UTC
self (c)harming
don't talk to me about addiction when you can still brush your teeth sober act like you're too troubled to be a friend to me when you're getting high, you just dont care when you call, i get that feeling like i just finished sobbing choked up and dried out and exhausted i get drunk and want to talk to you anyways this is not about me being angry this is not about how i used to see us naked at the west end of humanity the last two living souls, me and you, naked in the wreckage of the world, the opposite adam and eve i should've understood sooner that there's nothing romantic about being the villian, no matter how very much in love you are this is about me, asking you to let me tell you about the times i almost jumped off mountains and then let me tell you why i didn't there's more to being human than embracing the mistakes you make building a home out of apologies and "i've been ****** up"s and "you don't deserve this" - when they tell you that it's okay because you're only human, they're reminding you to embrace not only the bad, but the good too
you can't always laugh and despite the fact that nothing truly funny ever happens in life maybe even in spite of that, laugh as often as you can
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Jan 16, 2015
Jan 16, 2015 at 4:58 PM UTC
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