It will Never be fair, so stop comparing, and move on.
“Maybe next year I’ll have no time to think about these questions to address.”
It will never be; for hard workers never get anything, selfless people get everything, and the people you do your best for will Never see the reasons why you’re being like this.
They’ll treat someone else better, and nobody will see any fault - for really, it was just you all along who gave it all when no one asked for it.
Such an unhealthy cause. One which just leaves you exasperated from the smallest of reminders and exhausted with yourself after being drained from everything else. And it’s horribly self degrading to know that the only practical solution to this is to abandon this whole thing, and try, for the trillionth time, to forget things and move on.
This concept of abandoning issues you fought so hard for previously is extremely self degrading. And it’s just really sad that you have to take that fall. Or falls for that matter. But really, how can one with any sense of self worth come to terms with that?
It’s crazy and inane how these rushes of emotions are. This (at the expense of sounding melodramatic) drowning, incompetent, disgusting, disappointing, self loathing and infuriating surge of feelings chain you down and god help you for it just really keeps burning inside despite your sound mind screaming for you to stop.
Then after everything settles down, you remove your horns from your outburst and apologize to everyone for being emotional - and again you find yourself in an awkward spot for defending your emotions while being apologetic about it. It’s ridiculously stupid!
And just like all other ex lovers who abandoned when things got suffocating, you will never ever understand the reasons why I feel this way. I don’t fully know myself for sure too, but I know one time, not too long ago, you felt the exact same way for a previous lover. And he, your previous lover, felt the same way too but not towards you. He back then, like you now, never saw (and never will) understand the confusing bipolar hate-love relationships exes have with each other, the envy and resentment involved, the issues of self competence and this inane obsession/yearning of Whys.
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One day, when I’m all grown up, I won’t feel that pinch when people mention your name, or talk about what you do, or what you’ve been up to, and be able to talk about this with hearty laughs.