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    The performer expresses that they miss and are mad at their ex-partner. They are disappointed that the relationship did not work out as they had hoped, and they miss the connection they once shared. The performer admits they got their hopes up and really liked their ex, and they hate that now they can only be friendly strangers instead of more. They miss being able to contact their ex casually to talk or check in. In the end, the performer reiterates that they miss and are mad at their ex, showing lingering feelings remain.

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    The performer expresses that they miss and are mad at their ex-partner. They are disappointed that the relationship did not work out as they had hoped, and they miss the connection they once shared. The performer admits they got their hopes up and really liked their ex, and they hate that now they can only be friendly strangers instead of more. They miss being able to contact their ex casually to talk or check in. In the end, the performer reiterates that they miss and are mad at their ex, showing lingering feelings remain.

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    (A Monologue) by M Atthew Weaver

    Uploaded by

    Cole Buzbee
    The performer expresses that they miss and are mad at their ex-partner. They are disappointed that the relationship did not work out as they had hoped, and they miss the connection they once shared. The performer admits they got their hopes up and really liked their ex, and they hate that now they can only be friendly strangers instead of more. They miss being able to contact their ex casually to talk or check in. In the end, the performer reiterates that they miss and are mad at their ex, showing lingering feelings remain.

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    (a monologue)

    by

    M atthew Weaver

    10024 N. Colfax Road, Apt. 22


    Spokane, WA 99218
    509-760-8890
    WeaverRM atthew@gmail.com
    Cast of Characters

    PERFORM ER Any
    Enter PERFORM ER.

    PERFORM ER
    I miss you.
    I’m mad at you.
    I miss you.
    I’m bummed you didn’t turn out to be the one.
    I miss you.
    I fully admit I got my hopes up.
    I really, really liked you.
    I hate that all we can ever be now are friendly strangers.
    Pleasant exes without the fun of ever becoming more.
    I hate that it feels like I can’t text or e-mail or call to check in. Or just to talk about
    nothing at all.
    I miss something that we never were. I miss it so much.
    I miss you.
    I miss you.
    I’m mad at you.
    I miss you.
    I really, really liked you.
    I got my hopes up.
    I’m sorry.
    I miss you.
    I’m mad at you.
    I miss you.

    End of Play

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