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Forgiveness


Dear Josh,

You don’t know it yet. But soon you will regret how you treated our friendship

I just want you to know that I forgive you though.

I forgive you for the mind games you played and for the lying and calling me a hoe and a tease

I forgive you for getting mad that I didn’t want to be more than friends

I forgive you for insulting my friends and family

I forgive you for pointing out my flaws and mistakes

I forgive you for making me the bad guy to your family

And for texting me rude things but act as if nothing was wrong in person

And I forgive myself for keeping the friendship for as long as I did

I was young and didn’t know any better.

It was fun when we were little, but as we got older and lost the innocence, it was all over.

I wish you well in life.

Sincerely,

Your friend for 9 years,

Morgan

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morgs
<p>I wrote about this because it has been lingering with me for quite sometime. I hope other girls can read this and realize that if they have the same &quot;friendship&quot;, they need to know it&#39;s not healthy and it&#39;s not their fault. The boy treated me bad and I finally ended it and have been much happier ever since.</p>

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