I Love Monologues

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Dear ex, You have always told me that no other person except you would want me because I was the most messed up person you had ever known, so I should just remain with you. You said that I’d never meet anybody better than you. When I wanted to leave, you guilted me into feeling like the most useless person in the world. Do you recall all of this? Well, I do. I used to believe you, but when you said that no one would ever want me the way I was, I became fed up with your lies and walked away. I loved you, I was the only person who ever loved you and yet, you hurt me. You said hurtful things to me on the days that didn’t go well for you and worse; I knew that was what you would do. When things didn’t work out for you as planned, you always took …show more content…

How could you tell me that no other person could love me? Is that how self- loving you are that you need to belittle me to feel better? You treated me horribly and still expected me to stay with you even after that. You made me believe that I should be grateful that you even loved me because I was unworthy of love. You took away my self-esteem and self-worth and buried them under your insecurities. What you didn’t expect was that I’d realize that I was worth more than what we had. I finally opened my eyes to the reality of our relationship and discovered that I didn’t deserve you, I deserved way better than you. I do, you know? I got tired of both of us being in love with the same person. I got tired of giving and never receiving. So, I walked away. It wasn’t as difficult as you would have thought. Walking away was easy because I have had enough. I was fed up with me being the only builder in our relationship. It should have been a dual effort, but I realized that I had been doing it all alone. I realized that I didn’t deserve all the hurtful things you said to me and remembering them made taking those steps away from you easier. Yea, it was easy to walk away but I’ll never forgive you for the hell I passed through while putting myself together

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