Toxic prewithdrawal
People like toxic things
I could tell you that I did too
It’s so easy to get addicted
How you fancied me:
when you first answered my message I didn’t think you had wanted to be friends
But over time we did and one summer i fell hard for you
I told my best friend how much I liked you
Finding out how hard you also fell for me was a great blessing
Loving you felt easy but hard
I enjoyed our inside jokes, the laughs, the way we would bond over things
I thought how I could love you forever
But the day I loose you, you broke my heart and stepped on it a couple of times
I go to my therapist and nearly tear up
Saying we’re over
You fancied me to just say… “let’s be friends”
Friends don’t fall in love, or have someone’s hoodie or feelings
Toxic Withdrawl
Romantic bones
Didn’t think there was a bone for romance
There were moments were mine felt weak but I was going through it
We both had date nights and called often, a safe space being made
While we’re both in our beds hearing about each others days
Romantic bones… break
No one knows why, but they do
Some of mine broke realizing that id never be enough , or because of how busy ive gotten…
But hearing from her, my everything, the one who made me feel wanted and loved
That every romantic bone .. shriveled
My heart , soul and self felt like it got stabbed and kicked then killed itself
Romantic bones.. don’t just shrivel
They grow old over time..
Maybe they’d never last
but the girl had so much hope
Emptiness
I feel like a shell
Old pieces of mine broken like hard bones
Friends helped me pick up the pieces
Blood dripping from their fingers but for her , her hands are soaked in blood and tears.
As the girl who’s broken, cries till there are no more tears
We get told how hard it can be to break one
But as much as I’ve had the carpet pulled out from me
Nothing can prepare you for this
The toxicity of wanting to hide and drink
Emptiness
You can’t tell anyone because they’d wonder why you aren’t happy
I hate this feeling
Every hour I yearn for my bed
For someone to hold me and tell me I’ll be ok

he imagery of romantic bones breaking gives shape to something many people struggle to explain, that physical ache after emotional loss. It feels honest about how healing isn’t linear and how loneliness shows up in quiet moments more than dramatic ones.