I Regret You
Do you remember the first time I let you see my scars?
Do looked up at me and hit my face
You thought they were gross
“Don’t ever do it again.”
I was so embarrassed
I wanted to pull my shorts back up and run away
But I didn’t
I just stood there and took it
I regretted showing you my biggest flaw
I wish I had never let you touch me
Do you remember the first time you caught me on one of my dark days?
You asked me why I was so quiet
“I can’t stop thinking about my father.”
You told me to leave the past in the past
I told you I couldn’t
You didn’t try to comfort me
Two hours later I’m still thinking about my father
You didn’t notice I was crying until I told you
“You’re still thinking about it?”
I was so embarrassed
I hated myself for letting you see me on a dark day
I wish I had hidden my sadness better
Do you remember when I told you I was bisexual?
You were disgusted
You tried to take my pride flag off my wall
You tried to take my pride sticker off my laptop
“It’s not natural”
I was so ashamed
It took years to accept that part of me
Now I hate myself for being bi again
I wish I never came out
I wish I never sat by you in English
I wish we never started talking
I wish I hadn’t fallen for you
I wish we never met
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