Modern Heartbreak 🍂

Modern heartbreak is "read at 9:13 p.m." when it's 9:40.
It's unliked photos, it's blocking and
unblocking and blocking
and unblocking.
Modern heartbreak is sick with being watched,
It's breakups playing out on
twitter feeds,
It's screenshotted photos that shouldn't
have been saved,
It's screenshotted texts meant
for one person only.
it's seeing your ex lover
with their new one,
watching their lives playing
out like yours didn't.
It's phones thrown into
bedroom walls when their profile changes from single to in a relationship.
It's snapchat stories
to make that one person jealous because it
feels like without them you're nothing.
It's that
one story expiring before they see it because
they don't give a fuck about you now and you
know it.
It's deleting their contact info but
wanting it tattooed on the back of your hand in
case you ever want to call.
It's messy it's messy
it's messy it's so fucking messy
because
everyone fucking sees it and it never goes
away.

- @unexpressedkid // ig
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