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emotions comeback intervention time


Thursday, May 6, 2010 !@#$% 12:31 AM
Sometimes

I feel like he would be better off with someone else, someone better. When he gets sad I feel like there is someone else out there for him that could make him even more happier then I could ever. Sometimes I feel like I don’t make him the happiest he could be. I try my best to be the best he’s ever had, but sometimes I feel this way. I know I shouldn’t be even thinking about this but it just bothers me sometimes.


(To Infinity, & Beyond. )