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I am numb. My hand shakes as I attempt to read the words on my screen. I read the words again unable to realize what they are saying. But I must of realized because I feel tears running down my face. The phone shakes out of my hand as i tremble. I just cry for a while. I don't know how to reply. I don't know what there is to say. I feel rejected, hurt, stupid. I care to much that is my weekness I care to much about people who don't give a shit about me. I am mad but not for long I'm mad at myself for thinking I could of ever of had a best-friend. I allways seem to be closer to someone then they are too me. Somedays I stay silent just to see if there is anyone who cares enough to ask why. I just feel so alone right now and I don't know if anyone cares or not. You say you care but where is the proof You say you care Is that really the truth. I wonder if you remember me in ten years because I know I will remember you. Tell me is this fair. I allways wondered why you chose me when you are wonderful enough to have anyone you want. Trying to figure out what I ever did wrong for you to be okay to lose me.At least now I know that I care too much.As one of the many quotes on Tumblr says "I will be ok. Just not today."
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