Crying

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Crying is ok
I used to think it made me look weak.
I cry often now and then I laugh...
I feel as though every time I cry I am once step closer to being fine with some circumstances.

Last night I cried because I put too much faith in a person and I keep allowing them to let me down and hurt me.
I don't know why I allow them to continue in my life.
They've proven they don't really want to be there in the capacity of love and care.

I cry because its the death of a friendship that has long since expired and a love that has grown very sour.

Another thing in my life that is over and that I need to move away from...

GROW WITH ME!

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