The Thorn That Will Never Go Away
Dear the thorn in my side:
You are an ass, you are an idiot, and you are a creep.
Did you think I wanted to continue dating that?
Did you think I wanted to be in a relationship with someone older?
Did you think I would give you a second chance?
I hope your answers to those questions are no.
If it's yes, I want you to reevaluate our relationship and what occurred during the now horrible six months of my life.
I want you to think long and hard.
If you cannot remember that, I had to lie to people about your age and what grade you were in, I had to suck up with your weird hobby of videotaping girls in theatre and trying to get tapes of me, and I had to deal with you coming over to my house every single day during the summer.
If this doesn't ring a bell, then your reality is different from mine.
I had to give you sympathy over a lot of things like family and theatre, and dealt with you whining like a mewling quim.
That did not mean I wanted that in my life.
The relationship was find and dandy until that summer when Hell decided to drape over, and knock on my door almost every day.
I hope you realize you are a creep, and will never get another girlfriend.
I hope you realize that you cannot hang out with a girl 24/7 because that comes off as being clingy and desperate.
I hope you realize that you are whiny about everything.
I hope that Cupid will bite you in the ass in the years to come.
I hope you realize that nobody will ever love you again.
And if they do, I want them to rip your heart out the same way that I did.
And I want them to give you Hell.
And as for me?
I learned my lesson.
I learned not to date older people especially if there is an age gap.
I learned to say now, and how to lie.
I learned that good people will cause bad relationships in the end.
But, there was one thing that you did not notice.
I was burdened with glorious purpose, and nothing could ever change that.
Sincerely,
The worst thing that ever happened in your life
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