Breakup Quote #6981674
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Finding out none of it was real.

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Caitlyn*

posted April 23, 2014 at 9:30pm UTC tagged with breakup, loser, sad, quote

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Remember the girl that would do anything to see you smile? Yea, that was me. Remember you're best friend when you had no one else, she's right here. Remember the long talks and late nights you spent wrapped in my arms. You told me that was your favourite place in the world. Remember Saturdays playing soccer by the house where we first met? Remember not wanting to leave, wishing you could steel one more kiss? Remember the promise ring and the first time you told me you loved me? That was the biggest lye wasn't it? You never loved me. You can't cheat on someone you love.
I blame you for the scars. I hope you know that.

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I have this really unnatractive thing on my head called my face