Dear Anonymous,
Stop being so oblivious to my frustrations. It's hard for you to help solve my problem when the problem is you. You really need to get over the idea that your beliefs are the greatest in all creation and should thus be believed by everyone. The fact that you condemn MY separate beliefs makes it hard for me to believe you appreciate me as much as you say. I've given my warnings to you many times. Please heed them and maybe I'll stick around.
Dear Anonymous,
I am sorry for the lack of contact between us. I know I have to keep some semblance of conversation up but... I don't know what to talk to you about anymore... We seem to have gone over everything we share interests in. And I know how you feel about me too... which makes my sudden apathy towards you unnerving and guilt wrenching. This happens to me every time. It is almost as if I want only what I cannot have, and want it away from me once I have it. I am so sorry... I'll try to patch up my problems.
Dear Anonymous,
I feel like I bother you too much, especially now. And I call my problems trivial in comparison to yours because, frankly, in my mind, they are. I get worked up over the smallest things. And I am afraid. I'm afraid that I'm taking advantage of the seemingly endless patience you've shown me. That one day it'll snap, and you'll yell at me. Like all of my friends, you are one of the last people I want to have say "Go away" to me. (or any other synonymous phrase) And yet, in my opinion, I keep pushing my limits. I don't know if you can comprehend the guilt that itself puts upon me. And, even though like so many others you have condemned me from saying this: I'm sorry.
Dear anonymous,
My friends say you are wrong about what you say. But something in me can't help but wonder if you are right. If I really am the terrible, heartless, lazy, conceited monster you said I was. If anyone would know, after all, it's you. But no matter who says otherwise, I now only see a terrible person staring back at me from the mirror. Is this what you wanted?