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You always wanted me to be honest to tell you things to talk about myself You wanted us to be more close You let me know that this was a safe place that I could be me Be me around you Be me around others But I hid myself for a year A whole year fearing to tell you the reality The reality of who I am of who I like or love And when I finally had the courage to tell you When I opened myself to you You stepped away And left me here with my arms opened waiting for a hug I just wanted a mom hug in which you told me with your physical touch that everything was going to be okay That you were happy for me and that you still loved me as much, that nothing had changed between us I guess it wasn't a safe place when it comes to us it only applies when talking about others I still love you mom And I hope you love me as well Not for who I was but for who I am
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Oct 23, 2021
Oct 23, 2021 at 10:36 PM UTC
Mom
You always wanted me to be honest to tell you things to talk about myself You wanted us to be more close You let me know that this was a safe place that I could be me Be me around you Be me around others But I hid myself for a year A whole year fearing to tell you the reality The reality of who I am of who I like or love And when I finally had the courage to tell you When I opened myself to you You stepped away And left me here with my arms opened waiting for a hug I just wanted a mom hug in which you told me with your physical touch that everything was going to be okay That you were happy for me and that you still loved me as much, that nothing had changed between us I guess it wasn't a safe place when it comes to us it only applies when talking about others I still love you mom And I hope you love me as well Not for who I was but for who I am
This poem talks about how I hoped for a different reaction of my mom when I told her I have a girlfriend. Just know that you don't need to hide yourself, you are loved and valid for who you really are.
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18/Transmasculine
Oct 23, 2021
Oct 23, 2021 at 10:36 PM UTC
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