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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at RIT chapter.

I am scared that the things I want in life will make you hate me.

You tell me it is impossible to hate me and you love me unconditionally, but I still feel deep down there is the possibility to resent me.

I look at you and still see who you were when you were my age, and I want to so badly give you the things you want in life but that means tearing pieces of myself away. I watch you let yourself go and slowly give up on the things you dream of, and that breaks me.

I want to be able to make myself happy but I know that will break you.

I love the relationship we have now, but I know it is so fragile. I walk so carefully on the sheet of ice we molded beneath our feet. I will always pick you and that terrifies me sometimes, because that might mean letting people go, which I have already done–too many times.

I love what we have, I love our inside jokes, our car rides, our time together, our late night conversations. I love you so deeply and everything we have.

I hope we can always keep what we have now, without letting myself go.

Love,

Me

It is easier for me to say what I dislike rather than what I love because I pretty much love everything except for raw tomatoes.