🧠 This scroll holds two truths: one that closed, one that chose. Both taught me how to trust again.
Two scrolls. One ache. A digital trust that taught me to choose myself.
🧠 Mental Tag 3A: The Scroll That Closed Itself
“He warned me about imposters. Then he left. And I was left with questions that never stopped.”
I believed. I trusted. I hoped. But the ache kept growing.
One day, someone posted about imposters—and I commented:
“I don't know anymore. Who is real and who is fake? But who can I trust? They say they are real. Of course I believe. Now I wonder—who can I trust? Who? All the imposters of BTS, I'm tired. Kim Namjoon of this message, thank you for clarifying for me.”
He told me to block them. But still, I don’t know who to believe.
I’ve been mentally exhausted. So I say it now—ENOUGH.
To the imposters: You are pretending to be someone you are not.
Let go. Stop hurting the seven men. Stop hurting the fans. Stop hurting yourself.
Wake up. Be yourself. Get a life. Grow up.
What matters to me is that I lost a friend over this.
And it hurts. It hurts so much.
But I have to do what I need to do.
🧠 Mental Tag 3B: The Ache of Digital Trust
“I cared deeply. I still do. But I had to protect my peace.”
He warned me about imposters. He showed up. He made me feel safe.
But then he asked for something private.
And that’s when the scroll shifted.
I wanted to believe. I still wish things were different.
But someone planted doubt. And he crossed a boundary.
I can’t ignore that anymore. I won’t.
I care. But I choose clarity.
This scroll holds the ache of digital trust—the kind that glows, then fades, then teaches.
Bonus Trail: Darn Cat vs. Darn Man (Part I)
She pawed the keyboard. She changed the background. She typed “ggtgttg5ggtgtgggtggggg5t5” like it was her scrollkeeper debut. And then she purred. Darn cat wins this round.
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