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3/30/2018 Today is the day I step forward alone.  Eternally single no longer at home.  In your arms or on your chest.  The comfort I felt will cease to exist. I hope and pray the best for you.  I see I wasn't made to be one of two.  Eternally solo the way it should be.  I was defying His plan when we became you and me. Reality is I knew long ago.  That this is how it all would go.  I got my hopes up that I was wrong.  When out of nowhere you came along. No regrets for me.  All regrets from you.  I'm sorry we weren't meant to be.  I haven't got a clue. Never would I have wasted your time.  Had I known I wasn't your kind. Once again chaos I caused.  I'm sorry for my crazy mind. Always the best intentions.  Never the outcome planned.  I clearly lack retention.  My thoughts should be banned. I am moving forward at a snails pace.  Hoping I can heal.  Every day is the slowest race.  Praying forward just in case. 3/30/2018
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 3:04 AM UTC
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3/30/2018 Today is the day I step forward alone.  Eternally single no longer at home.  In your arms or on your chest.  The comfort I felt will cease to exist. I hope and pray the best for you.  I see I wasn't made to be one of two.  Eternally solo the way it should be.  I was defying His plan when we became you and me. Reality is I knew long ago.  That this is how it all would go.  I got my hopes up that I was wrong.  When out of nowhere you came along. No regrets for me.  All regrets from you.  I'm sorry we weren't meant to be.  I haven't got a clue. Never would I have wasted your time.  Had I known I wasn't your kind. Once again chaos I caused.  I'm sorry for my crazy mind. Always the best intentions.  Never the outcome planned.  I clearly lack retention.  My thoughts should be banned. I am moving forward at a snails pace.  Hoping I can heal.  Every day is the slowest race.  Praying forward just in case. 3/30/2018
graciela-elva-vazquez
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 3:04 AM UTC
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