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I'm so sick of it, The scorn, the hate. One in your voice, The other in your eyes. So condescending in one moment, gently the next. I hate it! Whenever you want something, You whine like a small child, After they've already said they didn't want it. You'll never really be an adult, No matter how old you get. Always criticizing, Making comlpiments meaningless. Cold, harsh, calculating; You never know when to stop, Even when people tell you. Your kindness is annoying, Beacuse I know it's fake. I know you want to hurt me, but, and yet, you don't. Often I want to hit you, Just to make you stop; Or take a knife to my throat, Just to make it end. There are times I think I love you But I know that they are false, Because it just turns back to hating you. You'll never understand The things that I have felt, So don't bother trying to figure me out. I don't care how you feel, I don't care what you want. Just please forget me, And stop worrying.
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Jul 19, 2011
Jul 19, 2011 at 4:59 PM UTC
Irritation
I'm so sick of it, The scorn, the hate. One in your voice, The other in your eyes. So condescending in one moment, gently the next. I hate it! Whenever you want something, You whine like a small child, After they've already said they didn't want it. You'll never really be an adult, No matter how old you get. Always criticizing, Making comlpiments meaningless. Cold, harsh, calculating; You never know when to stop, Even when people tell you. Your kindness is annoying, Beacuse I know it's fake. I know you want to hurt me, but, and yet, you don't. Often I want to hit you, Just to make you stop; Or take a knife to my throat, Just to make it end. There are times I think I love you But I know that they are false, Because it just turns back to hating you. You'll never understand The things that I have felt, So don't bother trying to figure me out. I don't care how you feel, I don't care what you want. Just please forget me, And stop worrying.
Ninjaox
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23/F/American
Jul 19, 2011
Jul 19, 2011 at 4:59 PM UTC
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