Sep 2014
i) I never did a good enough job on helping my sister, and I guess that's why I blame myself when she wears long sleeves in the summer and finds unhealthy addictions in boys that never have the same intentions as her.
ii) I have a habit of making homes out of people who see me as nothing more than an empty hotel room.
iii) I stopped taking medicine altogether after the physiologist told me it would help with the sadness. I don't want to rely on anything but my mind and my heart, two things that often mislead me.
iv) My intentions are gold, but I always make things ******* myself and hurt others along the way.
v) I say the words, "I'm sorry" as often as some people say hello. You could break my bones and I'll apologize for driving you to do it.
ii) I have a habit of making homes out of people who see me as nothing more than an empty hotel room.
iii) I stopped taking medicine altogether after the physiologist told me it would help with the sadness. I don't want to rely on anything but my mind and my heart, two things that often mislead me.
iv) My intentions are gold, but I always make things ******* myself and hurt others along the way.
v) I say the words, "I'm sorry" as often as some people say hello. You could break my bones and I'll apologize for driving you to do it.
The title, "Five Confessions of Unspoken Sins" was originally written by Dean Victor, but I wanted to write my own version of my personal unspoken sins. So props to Dean Victor for inspiring me.
