Psychological
You didn't really love me; you just felt you had to because I wanted you to. I wanted more than anything for you to love me, and you only did what made everybody around you happy. Even though now I know how wrong it was for me to want something so bad as to manipulate your strong sense of loyalty and faith. Has nobody ever told you that this child-like attitude is rather depressing, or am I the first to think so? It subjects others to take a good look at your sanity and become saddened to the degree of longing to be like you. But I do not wish to be so easily controlled, and have a strong desire to please all those surrounding me. But I do not wish to be me either. I took advantage of you, coercing you to the point where you actually believed that you love me. But you don't. And neither do I. I do not love me for what I did to you. For if I found love instead of forcing it, you might not have killed yourself last night.
