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Being Right.

Being right is a kind of torture I chase after. 

It burns through me immediately. 

It gives me the courage to jump off a cliff. 

Being right is the same kind of adrenaline. 

Fight or flight. Knowing I will be right always turns my fight on. 

That gut wrenching feeling of knowing I am right. And I get high all over again. 

I put myself in situations I know I will be right about. 

Like knowing how much you still loved her. 

Or how you would go back to her after I was gone. 

It was a pain I needed. I sought it out. 

I dreamt of scenarios and woke up sweating from anxiety.

Overthinking those dreams and I would hunt for my next fix. 

And I always found it. I always found the next time I was right.

It made me feel alive.

It was the only thing that made me feel something. 

...Damn I need a meeting. 





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