A Little Somethin' Somethin' To Prove You Wrong
Because I love you,
I messaged you first.
Because I love you,
I gave you a completely awkward high five when you tried to hug me.
Because I love you,
You were my first kiss.
Because I love you,
I spent paycheck after paycheck on you to make you happy.
Because I love you,
I opened up to you about everything.
Because I love you,
I told you about the story behind every slanted scar on my thighs and wrists.
Because I love you,
I am ashamed when I see them in a mirror.
Because I love you,
I pretended not to be hurt when you would choose to go out with others girls that weren’t me.
Because I love you,
I never told you about my anxiety attacks because I knew you would say that I was over exaggerating.
Because I love you,
I noticed you slipping through my fingers like tiny droplets of water.
Because I love you,
I noticed when your lips started to feel different when you kissed me.
Because I love you,
I noticed your ember brown eyes were no longer filled with the love that once consumed them to the brim.
Because I love you,
I had to have constant reassurance that you would stay, and you promised me that you would.
Because I love you,
I was foolish enough to believe you.
Because I love you,
I watched you leave me for good and fall in the arms of another girl immediately after you broke my heart into a million microscopic pieces.
Because I love you,
I am absolutely terrified about loving again.
Because I love you,
I am disgusted by my stretch marks I got because I stopped eating when you told me I was overweight.
Because I love you,
I go to a therapist every week.
Because I love you,
I believed that I was too difficult to love.
And because I love you,
I am writing this to prove you wrong.
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