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A hug is so rare The kind that can make you smile And make you feel safe. When I open up my thoughts and confide in you, I'm not looking for a solution, Or for anyone to fix me I'm looking for a hug. Because like you said You're not my psychiatrist Not my husband You're just a boy. And boys will come and go None of them can fix me I have to fix me But all I wanted was a hug Wanted to feel safe Wanted to know you cared But if you can't do that Than I guess this is where we must part And I will miss you. I will miss dancing in your basement Playing with your gecko Listening to your thoughts And what you have to say Sometimes you don't make sense But that's okay because it makes sense to you And if you need someone to listen I'll be here And if you ever need a hug I guess I'll show you the compassion That you couldn't show me
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Mar 29, 2014
Mar 29, 2014 at 10:43 AM UTC
Hugs
A hug is so rare The kind that can make you smile And make you feel safe. When I open up my thoughts and confide in you, I'm not looking for a solution, Or for anyone to fix me I'm looking for a hug. Because like you said You're not my psychiatrist Not my husband You're just a boy. And boys will come and go None of them can fix me I have to fix me But all I wanted was a hug Wanted to feel safe Wanted to know you cared But if you can't do that Than I guess this is where we must part And I will miss you. I will miss dancing in your basement Playing with your gecko Listening to your thoughts And what you have to say Sometimes you don't make sense But that's okay because it makes sense to you And if you need someone to listen I'll be here And if you ever need a hug I guess I'll show you the compassion That you couldn't show me
I got dumped for being a ****** up mess. Oh well. All I wanted was a hug. I didn't want him to fix me. I didn't want a therapy session, I just wanted to know someone gave a ****
lizzy15
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Mar 29, 2014
Mar 29, 2014 at 10:43 AM UTC
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