J to B
I saw a message on here that felt aimed but, sometimes they all do. One lie? Many lies. Games played. Rumors spread. All I did was match your energy. If you have so much animosity toward me, feel free to text or call, I’d be willing to hash it out. It would be the first honest conversation I’ve had with you in a long time. I don’t want a fight. I just want the truth. Grow up huh? Funny coming from you. The childish games were laughable and even though you thought you were breaking me. I’m afraid that’s not possible.
If you don’t ever have the courage to tell me the truth, I’ll share mine. Please stop trying to lecture me about my health, both physically and mentally. I’m stronger than I’ve ever been in both departments. I would advise when you speak to your therapist you tell them the truth. That way you have a shot at healing things in yourself that would cause you to stop ruining the people who love you. Instead of all your emotional manipulation and head games.
I know you think you’ve gained something. I think you’ve lost so much. The only thing you’ve gained is false friendships and connections that are going to turn to ash and leave you with nothing. If you want evidence, look no further than me. I once considered them my best friends. I hope you have the strength to build yourself back up after it all crashes down. Trust me, you’re going to need it.
If you only knew how much better I am actually doing after stepping away from the mess that was my life just a few months ago. I’m not going to share too much because there is so much coming soon. I wouldn’t want to ruin it with negative wishes from you and your new “friends”. The reason I’m even mentioning this is because deep down inside I still care for you. I truly hope you heal and become the version of yourself I saw inside you. There are days I’m not sure if she was real. If she is, I hope you let her out. She is someone beautiful and admirable. She deserves the spotlight. Not whatever this creature is that keeps her shackled inside you.
Know that in order to find this man that I am now, I had to let go of that boy who was scared and didn’t feel like he was enough. The one who thought he deserved the treatment he was receiving. The truth is, neither of us was ready. I am now though. I know now what I stand for. I won’t ever lower myself to play in the mud that is the expectations of people I once called peers. I have my own goals now. I’m proud of who I am. I would rather be me than any of you. I don’t need you attention or approval. I have my own now. Goodbye.