Before I came here, my life was ugly. I was accosted, forcefully confronted by things I did not want to know. Things I didn't want to feel.
Things- it seems, I was destined to be apart of.
My mother would get me to do everything; cook, clean, and listen to her rants- be her therapist.
But, where was mine?
Didn't I... need help with my problems?
Did I not have... issues that counts as one?
I don't want to reflect but it seems that what I was running from- I ran right into.
I allow Shawn to leave with his words 'I'm allowed to have females as friends'. Everybody knows that these now a days women- are more attracted to men that are already taken.
There was a time when I use to blame myself for saying no to my mother when I was too tired, believing that if I slave myself like she wanted me to, without protesting - she would actually love me.
The more I did, the more she hated me.
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I'm finally home, but with a headache from the sun. Not to mention five homework, and the memory of a fight I had with my friend.
How was I suppose to know that I wasn't allowed to have other friends besides her? You would think my little friend here, would let me know.
I let out a breath, even when my mom isn't home, the atmosphere seems like it's trying to turn me out the door.
The all and famous list of things I have to do, is right here on the fridge, awesome.
I'm not about to do it, this headache is getting worst and I hope there is cup soup-
Here it is.
I catch some water in the kettle, and let it do what it does. Whilst I get the plastic, and stuff... off this shrimp flavoured cup soup.
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