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I thought we made a promise to each-other when we made it official. My idea of a real relationship was completely off. I assumed that you would always be faithful. Neither one of us seemed to be happy. I just thought that the kids would keep us together. One day, things were going to get better. You gave up before that day could come. I didn't even know who you were. You didn't even take the chance to get to know me. I felt entitled as a man. You felt entitled as a woman. I thought I was worth more to you. You told me that I didn't get it. You were right, but you never explained to me what it was. You knew I was willing to compromise. You never even loved me. You played me. I thought we were friends. You hate me now. You've always hated me. I de-activated my Facebook account one year before you bailed. It didn't take long after for you to change your relationship status. I found out that you were seeking attention through social media. You lost touch with reality. All of your lies became real to you. The people you lied to, only added more believability of yourself. I am just an inanimate object to you. My well being isn’t a concern at all. You found out I had a new girlfriend. You sent me a picture of your breasts. I was so excited. I still loved you. I broke her heart. Then you told me you weren't ready and that you were just jealous. This happened twice now. It's sad but true. I know now that you will never love me. I asked you for the truth. You refuse to give it to me. It was worse than I could have ever imagined; your lies...; the cheating. There is only one way I will ever forgive you Now. I'm not holding my breath any longer. You blocked me on Facebook. What is it with you and your connection with this Facebook? To me, you will forever be a... Facebook User… -Ironic Zinc 2015

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