Hurt
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The hardest thing about moving onIs knowing that you can’t see that personYou can’t hold that personYou can’t be with that person anymore. Even though for so long you thought they were your everythingThey turned out to be your nothing.
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Dark, cold, and silent.That’s what you would find if you walked through my heart.It isn’t fully of happy memories.It isn’t warm and bright.You would think you were deep inside a cave.Over there is the first time the abuse happened.Keep going, and you’ll see how it evolved. From little comments here and thereTo part of a
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The content reflects a sense of detachment from real-life people and a stronger connection to fictional characters and emotional music. The speaker shares instances of feeling let down and neglected by others, leading to a reluctance to share personal achievements. They emphasize the need to explicitly request acknowledgment, as disappointment has become a familiar experience.
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The writer reflects on coping with heartbreak and the struggle to keep going amidst deep sadness. Despite appearing strong, they admit to feeling numb and only experiencing overwhelming emotions when confronted with certain reminders. The anniversary of their breakup is spent hosting friends, a conscious effort to avoid drowning in sorrow alone.
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