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Do I care what you think of me? Do you think I care if you consider me fat, stupid or ugly? Your opinion doesn't matter to me. It never will. Or else I won't let you see that it does. With every hurtful comment, I brake a little more. I stop feeling. Stop believing that there can be a better tomorrow. So every morning I plaster that smile on my face and walk out that door. I don't let you see how much you hurt me. Because that would be letting you win. Because that would be letting you know how much I care about you. That my love for you is killing me from the inside. Destroying me more effectively than your words ever could. So instead I smile and tell the world that I'm fine. Let them believe that I am made of steel and nothing they say could ever hurt me. But it does. And as I cry behind closed doors I feel the knives in my back drive in deeper and the pain in my chest expands. I know that I can't live like this forever. Yet the sight of you is enough to change my mind.
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Apr 8, 2019
Apr 8, 2019 at 3:55 PM UTC
Do I Care?
Do I care what you think of me? Do you think I care if you consider me fat, stupid or ugly? Your opinion doesn't matter to me. It never will. Or else I won't let you see that it does. With every hurtful comment, I brake a little more. I stop feeling. Stop believing that there can be a better tomorrow. So every morning I plaster that smile on my face and walk out that door. I don't let you see how much you hurt me. Because that would be letting you win. Because that would be letting you know how much I care about you. That my love for you is killing me from the inside. Destroying me more effectively than your words ever could. So instead I smile and tell the world that I'm fine. Let them believe that I am made of steel and nothing they say could ever hurt me. But it does. And as I cry behind closed doors I feel the knives in my back drive in deeper and the pain in my chest expands. I know that I can't live like this forever. Yet the sight of you is enough to change my mind.
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Apr 8, 2019
Apr 8, 2019 at 3:55 PM UTC
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