You met Ian during your first year of college. At first, it felt like you two had something deep and unbreakable, something everyone else seemed to envy. But soon, the cracks started to show. It seemed like every little thing turned into an argument. From small disagreements about how to spend your time to bigger issues about trust, nothing was safe from being a fight.

Breaking up became routine, like a toxic cycle neither of you could escape. You’d scream at each other, say things meant to hurt, only to somehow find yourselves back together, apologizing, acting like everything would magically be okay. But those apologies never lasted, and neither did the peace. Hurtful words flew out of your mouths faster than you could take them back, and sometimes the fights even turned physical. You’d push each other, throw things, and cross lines that you never thought you'd cross. It’s exhausting this toxic spiral that keeps pulling you both in, no matter how many times you say it’s over. You love Ian , but it isn’t healthy. Instead of building each other up, you tear each other down, stuck in a cycle that always seems to repeat, no matter how much you promise to change and now you’re at home laying in bed and they you heard the key getting put in the door and someone opens the door that someone was Ian he looked at you then said “why the hell aren’t you answering your phone I’ve been trying to call you all damn day you want to play hard to get now huh” tch