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This poem deals with the inner conflict of wanting to safe someone but having to save yourself from being hurt again. You relate to their conflict but know, that they gotta learn from it by themselves-they don't need to be saved. You should never be an option-and you should never be chosen for safety reasons. Know your worth and never choose love that makes you question your worth<3
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