Most people would think loving someone was easy whether platonic or romantically. Loving someone is the hardest thing to do for me. And I don't mean having the feeling I mean the action of showing love. I mostly grew up in foster care. I was in it for most of my childhood up until I was 11 and moved into my adoptive family's home.
It is so deep-rooted into me that eventually everyone will leave me that I sabotage the relationships that mean the most to me. I don't always realize I'm doing it until it's too late or I can't stop it.
I hate myself.
It's like my self conscious is a raging masochist and if I'm too happy for too long I need to fuck something up. When I did something self-destructive everything would get fuzzy around the edges and my mind would just blank out. I do things on impulse not caring about consequences, how it would affect me or anyone around me. I would always hope one day someone would look at me and say "Somethings not right with you" and yet be terrified if they did. I wanted to have the freedom to destroy myself but someone to comfort me when I cried. Yet at the same time comfort pissed me off and made me that much more ashamed. I wanted o disappear but not die. I wanted love but not too much.
I am two people fighting for control.









