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Hey I love it when you call me Sweetheart I hate it when you call me a bitch I love it when you talk to me about your day I hate it when you don't bother to ask me about mine I love it when you tell me what's bothering you I hate it when I'm the one that is bothering you I love it when you look at me with eyes of passion I hate it when you take it too far I love it when you embrace me in arms of sweet, caring warmth I hate it when you stare at me with cold sorrow Who can say what a healthy relationship is When we all have toxicity in us, deep in our hearts We blame We fight We touch I cry You cry Can we both just talk Let's get lost in each other's bodies instead O.K For lust is rich, impulsive, addictive, a temporary fix But love is true and will prevail if let it
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