I think you could compare my situation to a wound.
At first it's a papercut.
Doesn't look like much.
But stings as hell.
Everyone knows that, but no one admits.
Then it turns into a cut.
Still doesn't look like much.
Stings less, but hurts more.
But it doesn't mean much it's just a cut.
And after a while it'll be a fleshwound.
Trips to the ER to get it fixed.
Everyone knowing and asking about it.
Everyone being concerned.
Then it'll get fixes and heal slowly.
But sometimes you rip it back open.
But no one notices that after a while.
You don't want them to know.
This is one of the wounds that'll never heal, there will always be a scab to pick at when you're sad.
You keep ripping it open.
But at one point you learn how to
Protect it, it'll just take a while
And It'll be hard.
But there will still be a wound.
Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 2:13 PM UTC
I think you could compare my situation to a wound.
At first it's a papercut.
Doesn't look like much.
But stings as hell.
Everyone knows that, but no one admits.
Then it turns into a cut.
Still doesn't look like much.
Stings less, but hurts more.
But it doesn't mean much it's just a cut.
And after a while it'll be a fleshwound.
Trips to the ER to get it fixed.
Everyone knowing and asking about it.
Everyone being concerned.
Then it'll get fixes and heal slowly.
But sometimes you rip it back open.
But no one notices that after a while.
You don't want them to know.
This is one of the wounds that'll never heal, there will always be a scab to pick at when you're sad.
You keep ripping it open.
But at one point you learn how to
Protect it, it'll just take a while
And It'll be hard.
But there will still be a wound.
