I Love You, but You Don't Feel the Same.

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I love my family.

After all, I have to,

don't I?

But then why doesn't it work the other way?

Why doesn't my family love me?

I get told that my family will always love me

by my teacher, and teachers can't be wrong.

As if that's true. They know

nothing about you, so how could they

teach you

about you?

Big brother says he hates me,

little big brother says he wishes I wasn't here,

mother doesn't really talk to me,

and father doesn't look like he cares.

But if teachers are always right,

they have to love me,

right?

Of course they don't.

The teachings of "Your family will always

love you."

Is a lie.

Little big brother is angry.

He's yelling and knocking things over.

He pulled something out of his pocket.

What is that?

Oh! Father uses that

for making vegetables smaller.

Does little big brother want vegetables?

It's better than eating an animal by a lot, so

it's okay.

But then,

why is he coming closer to me?

I stare at him because I don't understand.

Why does he press it against my arm?

Red?

Hot but cold?

Wet but searing?

I learned what this is.

Blood.

It's dripping down my arm and it burns,

even though there's no heat.

Little big brother washes his hands

and the thing he was holding.

He puts it in a black thing, but I can

still see some of it.

Little big brother puts bandaids on my arm

and tells me to not tell anyone

or he'll do it again, worse.

And you really have never told anyone

until you decided to write it down.

Even when you write it somewhere,

You ask people not to read it.

Even if you wanted to tell someone,

you wouldn't

Or rather, you can't

because you have no one to tell

because you're


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