I feel every time I try to talk to you things go wrong
A feeling as if you want me gone
Trying my best to be a good daughter to you
I’ve done all that I can do
A simple talk turns into a fight
I wonder when will everything be alright
You treat everyone else like you’re they’re mother
You treat me like I am an other
As if I don’t belong
Why me?
What did I do so wrong?
You reach out to me when you are in need
I will never turn my back on you
My love for you is always true
Even though you treat me like an other
You will always be my mother
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I can relate. https://shopping-feedback.today/stories?status=published I've been living with these feelings for years and finally got the guts to write about it with the hope that it might be therapeutic. Fingers crossed.