What can I do for your ego today?

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Shall I push aside my feelings and make them go away?

Should I walk on eggshells until my feet start to bleed?

Perhaps I'll cater to all your wants, desires, and needs.

I can ignore my boundaries so you can cross the line.

I'll make up excuses for your abuse one more time.

If you gaslight me today, I will breathe in all your smoke.

I will act like it's funny, and be the butt of your joke.

I can keep all your secrets, and believe all your lies.

I will pretend I'm happy through the tears that I cry.

I can be the problem and take all the blame.

I will ignore the abuse and go to sleep in shame.

I'll do anything you want, just tell me what you need.

All I want from you is love, I'm begging you, please!

Dan Ryan Poetry

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