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tonight i saw your mother. and let me tell you it was ******** than seeing you the day after we ended it. she asked me how i was and even though i said good i think she knew the actual answer. how am i supposed to be "good" when you are better than great without me. more specifically with someone else. i know it was my fault and when i went to let go of the hug and she pulled me in tighter i couldn't help but start to cry. it just isn't fair. and life isn't fair. but that's just how things are. there's always a winner and a loser and even with that extra half of a foot grown within your bones you were still so high up. i don't think you could even see me. or you just avoided eye contact-- as always. what i'm getting at is there's always someone on top, and there's always someone on the bottom.
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 11:34 PM UTC
that wasn't fair.
tonight i saw your mother. and let me tell you it was ******** than seeing you the day after we ended it. she asked me how i was and even though i said good i think she knew the actual answer. how am i supposed to be "good" when you are better than great without me. more specifically with someone else. i know it was my fault and when i went to let go of the hug and she pulled me in tighter i couldn't help but start to cry. it just isn't fair. and life isn't fair. but that's just how things are. there's always a winner and a loser and even with that extra half of a foot grown within your bones you were still so high up. i don't think you could even see me. or you just avoided eye contact-- as always. what i'm getting at is there's always someone on top, and there's always someone on the bottom.
i always liked you better on top.
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 11:34 PM UTC
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