FALLING TO PIECES
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  • Reads 76
  • Votes 4
  • Parts 5
Ongoing, First published Jul 13, 2021
Mature
each one of us wants to have  a happy ending story, fairytales made us believe that happy endings do exist but for me.....happy ending is not true, i grew up without a complete family, seeking for love, and attention... 

bata palang ako ayoko ng maniwala sa pagmamahal na tinatawag nila, i tried to believe that love do exist but the more i believe the more i failed. iniwan ako ng mama ko sa aking tita at sumama sa bago nyang pamilya gayun din ang tatay ko, ang unfair diba??.. that's how i define love and life it is unfair it's hard to believe in something that deos not exists in the first place 

i used to love fairytales, i used to believe in love story but when i was growing up and felt so alone in my entire life nawala na sa isip ko iyon at unti unti na akong naniniwala na ang pagmamahal ay hindi totoo...
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