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I hate nice girls


 I hate nice girls

If they say a simple hello it will linger in my mind

When they text suddenly my heart races

But it's when they call I continue to look at my phone history with nothing more than a stupid grin on my face

But that’s just them being nice

Anyone who is nice to me must also be nice to others

I nearly keep forgetting that

If reality is cruel, than a lie must be kind

That's why kindness itself is a lie

I always create expectations

But I always misunderstand to a point when I just stop caring

An experienced loner doesn't fall for the same trick twice

As a veteran on this battlefield of life

I am an expert at losing

This is why I always hate nice girls

 

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