Nothing
Sometimes I fantasize about my own death.
How much easier life will be for everyone around me.
How much better off my kids will be without me.
How my dad will have no more hate to hold onto.
My mom won’t have to feel guilty anymore.
And my partner won’t have to pretend for he sake of the kids anymore.
If I die, no messy breakups.
No custody battles
No more feeling like a burden
No more disappointment
No more fighting
Just peaceful nothing.
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