It's just that
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  • Parts 5
Ongoing, First published Apr 27, 2012
Whenever you're hanging out with your friends who is in a relationship, and you're single, you always feel like a loser. A loner. It's like nobody gives a fuck about you, and that sucks. Because, come to think of it, there are 7 continents on this planet that contains more than a hundred billion people and yet nobody's brave enough to be with you. As if you're not worth it, feels like nobody likes you. And that's just sad. But what could possibly be worse than that? It's being the bridge, the "good" friend, the giver, the soloist and the third wheel. 

Being single surrounded by your loving friends who are all in a relationship is okay. But being single, a bridge, a "good" friend, the third wheel and a giver all at the same time is a different story. There's nothing wrong with being single, it's just that, a relationship and having someone to call as your boyfriend/girlfriend would be nice. Having someone to cuddle up with on valentine's day is nice too. Recieving a text message saying, "Hey, Beautiful! Good morning, I love you." when you wake up would be great. And lastly, holding someone's hand and feel the butterflies in your stomach fly around would be awesome. Because sometimes, being happy for your friends' succesful relationship is not enough. 

So, as you have read.. This isn't your typical boy and girl falls in love scenarios. This is about the third wheel. The Bridge, The Giver, and The "Good" friend. This is the neverheard story of that one friend who is always helping her friends find their perfect match, but never hers. 

I hope this interests you.

 

-Jhamphee <3
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