Dear Anonymous,
I really hate you sometimes.
You know, for all the crap you give about hurting you, and not being there for you, and all that stuff, you do exactly the same to me. I've tried to explain my feelings towards you so many times; but all you want is a relationship out of our friendship, and you know I can't do that.
We've been down that road before, and it ruined us.
Why couldn't we just be friends? That's all I wanted from us, to be friends that could rely on each other and be there to lean on each other. That's what friends do, don't they?
But no, you couldn't have that. Every time we spoke, I felt like you were throwing yourself at me. I couldn't be around that for long periods of time, so I left.
I think that's where I went wrong.
I should have told you straight-up that I couldn't be around you because of that. Maybe that would have saved our friendship. But, then again, you never listened to me before, did you? So it probably wouldn't have worked.
This is the right thing to do, I know it. We can't be friends, because we want different things.
I'll be ready if you ever try to contact me again. You said you wouldn't, but I know you will; whether it be next week or two years from now, it's inevitable. And I already know what I'm going to do.
I'm going to send you this letter.
So no, we will never be friends again. We're better off living our lives without each other. I'm sorry that it all had to go like this, you know I am, but there's nothing else we can do to save 'this' now.
Goodbye,
Rebecca.
Yep, I know. This is me letting go, I think. I really don't want to let it bother me anymore, seeing as it's been a problem for a while.
But thank you for your concern.