Letter To George's Letter

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Dear George, I am sorry to inform you, but I cannot take it anymore. You are very possessive and overpowering. I thought that we could work things out but it seems as if you just won't get it together. You are unable to trust me even though i was giving you no reason for you to not trust me. I would like to say “ it's not you, it's me” but it is absolutly you. I thought i meant something to you but you only care about yourself. I will no longer take your abuse. I will refuse to live in fear of someday for you will be too cruel. I am getting tired of your idiotic acts. You need to understand that I am a human being and I have rights. You should respectfully ask me and not order me to do something.You need to be considerate of my feelings

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