You had me. You used me. You lost me. Peace

You had me. You used me. You lost me. Peace

"You had me. You used me. You lost me. Peace." These words hold a deep sense of betrayal and hurt that can only come from a love lost. When someone we care about takes advantage of our feelings and manipulates us for their own gain, it can leave us feeling broken and empty. The pain of being used by someone we trusted can be overwhelming, and it can be difficult to find peace in the aftermath of such a betrayal.

When we give our heart to someone, we do so with the hope that they will cherish it and treat it with care. We open ourselves up to vulnerability, trusting that the person we love will not take advantage of our feelings. But when that trust is broken, it can shatter our sense of security and leave us questioning everything we thought we knew about love.

Being used by someone we love can leave us feeling used up and discarded, like we were nothing more than a means to an end. It can make us doubt our own worth and value, wondering if we were ever truly loved or if we were just a pawn in someone else's game.

But despite the pain and betrayal, there is a sense of peace that comes with letting go of someone who has used and hurt us. It is a peace that comes from reclaiming our own power and self-worth, from recognizing that we deserve better than to be treated as a disposable object.