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Do You Hear Me?

Sometimes it's hard to admit who we are unapologetically. Nothing hits me harder to the core than not feeling heard. That moment suspended in time in which I try to explain just how I feel and they don't understand they can't comprehend. It's not a fault or a point to blame it's not my lack of ability to explain it's because they are not me and she is not he and we will never be each other. I can say who I am, but from where they stand a mile, a yard, or enough to touch hands the distance is too far to for them to see no matter how eloquently I speak So I set myself free. Instead of beating myself up and saying I didn't try hard enough it could just be their own incapacity to understand just who I am. It could just be they can't see me because they haven't found their identity.
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lauren-somerville
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lauren-somerville
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Oct 9, 2015
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