|𝟑𝐱 𝐅𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄𝐃|
In this touching coming of age drama, 𝐒𝐀𝐌𝐔𝐄𝐋 goes through life in search of answers that no one can supply him with. When he discovers the source of his pain and the seemingly obvious remedy, he decides to end his own l...
You had your flaws, but they were forgivable. They were understandable.
You were lying to Phoebe. Pretending to be straight. But this was to be expected. You had a lot to lose if your interest in boys came out. Homophobia in football was not a secret. Homophobia in your family was an even louder tune. With your father hailing from Texas and your mother from Louisiana, I guess you never stood a chance in a household like that.
Bisexual wasn't a word in their vocabulary. Straight was all they knew and demanded.
You were taking all of the attention from your twin sister Dove. Always shoving her out of the spotlight with your achievements and a winning smile. This too was comprehensible considering you never noticed. You were so busy trying to control your wandering eyes and focusing on being the best on the field. Blake, you never saw just how hard it was for Dove to breathe in that household where only you were memorialized. You only saw her as a stuck up cheerleader. A self-absorbed friend of Phoebe's. But when I got closer to you, I got a little closer to her too. And Blake, you were wrong. She was hurting just as much as you.
You were never true to yourself. You were always hiding away. Kind of like how I did with Stella. Understandable, forgivable, considering your situation. Still, it was painful to watch nonetheless.
Blake, you should've never had to hide so much of yourself. You deserved a chance to be you just as much as I deserved a chance with Stella. I regret not doing enough to get you to that opportunity.
Sometimes I think I should've tried harder.
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