I Love Monologue

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I just want to let you know that I understand you were upset with me because I don't communicate enough and that you felt confused. The reason why I pursued you was because I felt like you have a good heart and we had a lot of things in common and could talk about anything under the sun. But I don't like to open up to people this earlyI understand some may see it as a flaw. But just telling people my older brother past 2 months ago is was big because I try not get emotional about things. And yeah I mad the mistake assuming that you were talking to other dudes. I just expect the worst from people because I once was a Naive open book and been taken advantage of by "friends" and ex lovers. And I've learn that sometimes you have to feel people

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