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bumble fumbles

Compliments were like mace; asides that I never took well. Never mind awkward first dates, they were like living in hell. I’m lucky I found gentle men who took steps quietly, that put up with my self-disdain. and just as equally, suffered in the rain. But soon, they grew predictably helpless and decided to abruptly end things. Surrendering an on-going protest they knew they would never win. I’m sorry I brought my selfish war into our cozy love stuff. That I never cherished our affair and tried to call your bluff, as you firmly said farewell. But if truth be told, and I’m being brutally honest… I think I finally figured out the part that was the hardest that I should be kind to myself regardless.
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Written by
thomezzz
28 / F / Wisconsin
For You?
Written by
thomezzz
28 / F / Wisconsin
Published
Aug 8, 2020
Lines·Words
25·126
Tags
#love#relationships#heartbreak#happiness#dating#selflove
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