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Co-parenting


I'm not who you want You say you can't be who I need A constant battle Two years you kept me at arms reach Sometimes you'd go days without saying a word to me I ofen wonder if you're embarrassed of me My past is crazy, dark, and chaotic I don't have it all together But you've got to remember I didn't ask you to fix me I just wanted you to respect me Not a wedding ring I knew you wouldn't commit to me It took me packing up and leaving for you to show interest in me I hate this hold you have on me It hurts feeling like Plan B This back and forth half you and half me relationship is starting to take it's toll on me Could it be there really is no future for you and me Could co-parenting be our destiny If so I need you to set me free
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