I’m not here to ask for sympathy, or for them to realise that they can feel sorry for the girl who has it all. Rather, I’m here to say that none of us are really any different. Cut me and I’ll bleed, touch me and I’ll feel. Just the same. When you strip us to the core, we’re all alike. We yearn for the same things.
I couldn’t have told you this from the start but I wanted you. I want you. I want everything about you that no one else has ever wanted to give me. People see only that I’m the one who has it all, including the boy who looks like he was made to be my other half and vice versa. But I don’t want him. I don’t want his looks, or his car. I couldn’t care less about his lips or his touches. Why do people roll me into the stereotype and expect me to dress a certain way, act a different way? I’m just like this girl, that girl, every other girl. And I want you. Why don’t you see?
I want the boy who asked to be let in instead of the one who barged into my life. I don’t want the boy who grabbed my hand like it belonged to him, but instead, softly tucked my hair behind my ear when it fell over my eyes. I want the one who looked into my eyes and stayed, despite reading my heart. I don’t want the boy who bought the world and expected me to fall into his pocket the same way; the one I want showed me the world like no one else could. When the hands of the clock keep turning, and looks are no longer important, love will take on a completely different meaning, and I wish you’d be the one who wants to find out what love will be then.
This isn’t a fairytale. It’s just a tale.