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Left Hanging: A Short Story

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Hey, you’re probably tired of hearing from me, or at least that’s what I presume is the case at hand. You may not even open this, because that seems to be your style. Maybe I was too attentive. Maybe I’ve misjudged this entire situation and it has transpired for absolutely no reason I have formulated. I can’t tell which one of my thoughts are correct, if any of them are, and I’ll probably never know. But have you ever been ignored? Left hanging? Have you ever had someone totally reject your existence-at least in regards towards yourself? Do you remember the hurt? That’s basically what you brought upon me. I know we didn’t talk for too long, but it was long enough for me to establish some sort of familiarity and say “Hey, this guy’s kind of cool,” which is honestly …show more content…

Even though I’m an awkward and bashful, hanging out with you for a short period of time was still nice. You definitely left an impression, which isn’t entirely a good thing. You are the first person who has ever totally denied my existence by not opening a chat. You are the first person who has ever deemed a conversation with me unworthy of a response and explanation. You are the first person who has ever cut contact with me because of something unbeknownst to me. I’m not the type to write a letter to someone I barely know; I’m not the type to legitimately grasp for answers. It seemed like nothing was wrong, but there must have been. I can’t think of any other reason for this. You don’t even have to respond, just promise me something: If you ever talk to someone else, someone like me, don’t ignore them for no particular reason. Don’t exit a conversation without letting them know what’s going on. If you’re not into it, let them know. Even if it’s hard, even if you think it will hurt them, because nothing hurts more than questioning yourself. There’s a sense of confusion that births sadness and

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