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She was supposed to love him, the boy beyond the screen, The one who called her his but never saw her tears unseen. She loved him through the distance, through the silence and the wait, Making excuses for his absence, learning how to ache. Then someone came along who made her laugh a little more, Who noticed all the little things she'd stopped hoping for. Someone who stayed to listen, who made her feel alive, And suddenly, she felt emotions she could no longer hide. God, she never meant to fall. She knew her heart was claimed. She knew the lines she shouldn't cross, the promises she'd made. But feelings aren't obedient, and loneliness runs deep; Sometimes hearts reach for the warmth they've been denied too long.  It started with a message, a conversation, a smile, Then she found herself thinking of him all the while.  She hated how she missed him, how his absence left a space,  How one small act of kindness could make her heart race.  Because how could she be falling when she still called someone hers?  How could she want another when she'd promised him her world?  She wasn't searching for a replacement or planning to betray;  She was tired of feeling lonely while loving miles away.  One boy held her promises, the other held her heart,  One lived within her future, the other lit her dark. And she was terrified of choosing, of the pain her choice could bring,  Of breaking someone's heart while trying to fix her own again.  Perhaps the second boy was only a passing flame, A momentary comfort she would never dare to name.  Or perhaps he was a mirror, showing what she'd tried to ignore:  That being in a relationship doesn't mean you're loved anymore.  She didn't want to hurt him. She didn't want to lie. She didn't want to be the reason someone stayed awake to cry.  But love shouldn't feel like waiting for a heart that's never there,  Or whispering, “I miss you,” to an empty room of air.  Still, somewhere deep inside her, she wished he'd choose to stay,  To show her she was worth more than the words he sent her way.  Because she's still the girl who wanted the love she thought she'd found,  Who never meant to seek another while her first love was around.  Now she hides a thousand feelings and the words she cannot say,  Torn between the love she promised and the one that feels like today.  Maybe she's the villain in a story no one knows,  Or maybe she's just lonely, and that's how the distance grows.  She never meant to fall too hard. She never planned to stray.  She only wanted to feel loved by someone who would stay.  And now she's scared of losing both, of choosing wrong, of causing pain,  Of breaking someone's heart while trying to heal her own again.  Because sometimes the heart doesn't wander because it wants somebody new.  Sometimes it wanders because it's starving for the love it thought it already knew.
She was supposed to love him, the boy beyond the screen, The one who called her his but never saw her tears unseen. She loved him through the distance, through the silence and the wait, Making excuses for his absence, learning how to ache. Then someone came along who made her laugh a little more, Who noticed all the little things she'd stopped hoping for. Someone who stayed to listen, who made her feel alive, And suddenly, she felt emotions she could no longer hide. God, she never meant to fall. She knew her heart was claimed. She knew the lines she shouldn't cross, the promises she'd made. But feelings aren't obedient, and loneliness runs deep; Sometimes hearts reach for the warmth they've been denied too long. It started with a message, a conversation, a smile, Then she found herself thinking of him all the while. She hated how she missed him, how his absence left a space, How one small act of kindness could make her heart race. Because how could she be falling when she still called someone hers? How could she want another when she'd promised him her world? She wasn't searching for a replacement or planning to betray; She was tired of feeling lonely while loving miles away. One boy held her promises, the other held her heart, One lived within her future, the other lit her dark. And she was terrified of choosing, of the pain her choice could bring, Of breaking someone's heart while trying to fix her own again. Perhaps the second boy was only a passing flame, A momentary comfort she would never dare to name. Or perhaps he was a mirror, showing what she'd tried to ignore: That being in a relationship doesn't mean you're loved anymore. She didn't want to hurt him. She didn't want to lie. She didn't want to be the reason someone stayed awake to cry. But love shouldn't feel like waiting for a heart that's never there, Or whispering, “I miss you,” to an empty room of air. Still, somewhere deep inside her, she wished he'd choose to stay, To show her she was worth more than the words he sent her way. Because she's still the girl who wanted the love she thought she'd found, Who never meant to seek another while her first love was around. Now she hides a thousand feelings and the words she cannot say, Torn between the love she promised and the one that feels like today. Maybe she's the villain in a story no one knows, Or maybe she's just lonely, and that's how the distance grows. She never meant to fall too hard. She never planned to stray. She only wanted to feel loved by someone who would stay. And now she's scared of losing both, of choosing wrong, of causing pain, Of breaking someone's heart while trying to heal her own again. Because sometimes the heart doesn't wander because it wants somebody new. Sometimes it wanders because it's starving for the love it thought it already knew.

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