DO YOU REALLY LIKE HIM OR…?

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Do you really like him, or do you just wish he liked you?
Do you really like him, or are you just upset that he’s paying you no attention?

Do you really like him, or do you just want to be the center of his life?
Do you really like him, or are you just pissed that he’s ignoring you?

Do you really like him, or are you just used to being liked by everybody?
Do you really like him, or is your self-esteem just built from being constantly adored?

Do you really like him, or are you just not used to being “it”?
Do you really like him, or are you just obsessed with being liked by everybody?

Do you really like him, or are you just ovulating?
Do you really like him, or are you trying to self sabotage your present relationship because you are used to constant drama?

Do you really like him, or are you just looking for a way to have one foot out the door?
Do you really like him, or do you just like how he gives you head?

Do you really like him, or do you just like how he likes you?
Do you really like him, or do your friends and family think he’s right for you?

Do you really like him or do you guys just take cute pictures together?
Do you really like him or are you just bored?

Do you really like him, or do you just feel you should like somebody?
Do you really like him or are you just tired of being alone?

Do you really like him or are you just obsessed with being partnered up?
Do you really like him, or do you just not know how to say NO?

Do you really like him, or are you just used to pain (AKA a secret Masochist and not the fun kind)? 
Do you really like him, or are you just stuck in the past?

For me? Could be all of the above.

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