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Or how much he doesn't.

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Sorry not sorry

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💯 no wonder you have regrets

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What did ya think would happen.

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What goes around...

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I could take it no longer

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they know the truth.

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Thirsty boy

(via)

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Sleepy boy

(via)

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You call her toxic, right? But let’s rewind for a second. Was she really toxic before you lied to her? Before you broke her trust and then stood there expecting her to keep handing it back to you like it was indestructible? Before you gave her reasons to doubt herself, question her place in your life, and fight battles that she never asked for?

She wasn’t toxic. She was tired. She was exhausted from giving you chance after chance, from swallowing her pain just to keep the relationship alive. She was a woman who showed up, who gave her all, who loved with her whole heart… and in return, she was met with confusion, silence, betrayal, and excuses.

You turned her into someone she didn’t even recognize. You made her paranoid. Defensive. On edge. You made her feel like she had to compete for your attention. Like she had to beg for the bare minimum. And then when she finally reacted… when the bottled-up pain exploded after being ignored for so long… you labeled her “toxic.”

But no, she wasn’t toxic. She was responding to being neglected. She was responding to emotional starvation. She was holding in storms you created, and when it became too much, you called her crazy for drowning.

Let’s be real: she didn’t change on her own. You changed the environment, and she adapted. Don’t forget....she was soft before you gave her reasons to become guarded. She was kind before you gave her reasons to be cold. She was all in… until you made her feel like she wasn’t enough.

So if you’re wondering where the woman you fell in love with went… maybe look at how you treated her after you had her. Maybe the real question isn’t “What happened to her?” Maybe it’s “What did I do to her?”

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Buh-bye

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Yep.