I see the disaprovaly in your eyes I see the hate you have…
“I see the disaprovaly in your eyes I see the hate you have for me Why do you actually hate me What did I do wron What did I do to make you hate me Why do I have to pretend I'm someone I'm not I'm sorry cant be the daughter you want But I refuse to change I'm happy with who I am But one thing is gettin to me I know that you hate me And would you miss me if I went Do you know how much I try How much I do to impress you But you always seem to miss my attemts Look past the good and see the bad I'm sorry I cant be perfect I;m sorry I cant be who you want me to be! But I'm not sorry for you hurting me And I'm not sorry for you ignoring me I want it to be the way it used to be When we'd spend time together I guess I'm asking for to much But I'm not changing for you I dont even remember the last time you said I love you Or the last time you hugged me All I want is for you to say I love you more To hug me when I'm crying Did you notice my arms Did you notice the scar It said Please love me again I did that for you, I wanted you to care You dont notice when I dont come home Or when I cry myself to sleep at night Or maybe you do but you dont make sure I'm okay I'm sorry I cant be perfect”
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
A plea for unconditional acceptance despite perceived flaws and hurt, expressing frustration with being judged and yearning for love and validation.
In simple terms: Seeking love while feeling judged and hurt.
Embrace yourself, demand respect, not perfection.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- romantic partnership
- family dynamics
- friendship
- therapy sessions
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can you set healthy boundaries?
- What does self‑love look like for you?
Perfection is impossible; others may not change despite your efforts.