Go ahead and try being “good.” Try forgetting. Try resisting. The truth is, the moment you get bored, stressed, lonely, or curious, you’ll think of me. Not because I asked you to. Because some habits are impossible to break.
A fresh week, new opportunities, and the same expectations. If you’re going to spend the next seven days thinking about me, you might as well make yourself useful. Serve accordingly
Keep looking at me. Keep thinking about me. Keep pretending you’re not completely wrapped around my finger. Then remind me how much you adore me the proper way.
You spend so much time thinking about me. Watching. Waiting. Hoping I’ll notice you. But attention isn’t something you ask for. It’s something you earn. So stop sitting there wondering what to do. Serve. Send. And remind me why I should remember your name.
Don’t look away. Keep staring. I know you tell yourself you’re not obsessed, but you keep coming back for more of me anyway. The longer you look, the deeper you fall. You can pretend you’re still in control, but we both know who’s been occupying your thoughts all day.
I’ve decided your money has a better purpose than sitting in your account. Every time you look at your balance, I want you to remember who crossed your mind first. You’re here because being useful feels better than being ignored. Now act accordingly.