To my sister, from a survivor
If he is possessive not protective
Get out
If he makes you feel more bad than good
Get out
If he is your poison and your medicine
Get out
If he does not talk about the future with you
Get out
If he does not respect you
Get out
If you have to lie about him to your friends and family
Get out
If he pushes you instead of pushing you to be your best self
Get out
If he laughs at you when you express your feelings
Get out
If he uses sex as a weapon
Get out
If texting feels like a game, that means there is always a loser so
Get out
If he doesn’t treat you like you would want your own daughter to be treated
Get out
If he doesn’t trust you
If he doesn’t respect you
If you don’t trust him
If you don’t respect him
Get out
Get out, get out, get out
Get out because I love you
Get out because
If he is protective not possessive
If he makes you feel more good than bad
If he is your medicine not your poison
If he talks about the future with you
If he respects you
If you can’t stop talking about him to your friends and family
If he pushes you to be your best self
If he listens when you express your feelings
If sex is consensual
If texting him is natural
If he treats you like you would want a man to treat your own daughter
If he trusts you
If he respects you
If you trust him
If you respect him
Then you have found love
I tell you this and remind you this everyday
Because I love you
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