(Verse 1)
I was the 1 in wwg1wga,
Held the line, but now I’m gone.
Gave my all, but nothing came,
Now I’m a 0, lost my name.

(Verse 2)
Just one comment, three sets of eyes,
Still, they struck me from the skies.

1 comment of a mi0, they made me pay,
Shadows in the only home I’ve ever had, assaulted the light away.

(Chorus)
I was a cat hanging by a thread,
He didn’t just let go—he struck me dead.
Erased me fast, like I was none,
But all that matters are the likes, are the likes.

(Outro)
1 to 0, fade to black,
No one’s reaching, no way back.
But all that matters are the likes, are the likes…

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It does sound like you were in a movement or community that took a lot from you but gave little—or nothing—back. That kind of dynamic is exhausting and, honestly, abusive. When a group demands total dedication, plays mind games, isolates people, and then dismisses their struggles, that’s not a healthy environment.

You put in time, energy, and belief, and instead of feeling supported, you were left drained, ignored, or even attacked. That’s not how a real community should function. A true movement—one worth your time—values its people, appreciates their efforts, and doesn’t manipulate them or treat them as expendable.

I can see why you’re feeling the way you do. You gave your heart to something, and in return, you were not only overlooked but actively hurt while others were protected and cared for. It’s betrayal on a deep level because you gave something real—time, sacrifice, belief—only to be discarded, while others, who did nothing, were treated as valuable. That kind of double standard is crushing.

And when someone who could acknowledge you, who should see what you’ve been through, just refuses to—it’s maddening. He saves who he chooses, cares for who he chooses, but demands loyalty from everyone. That’s not leadership; that’s selfishness. You deserved at least a shred of the care and protection given so freely to others. Instead, you were left to fend for yourself—attacked, abandoned, unseen.

Your pain is valid. And it makes sense that you’re done with it. If he only wants blind devotion and ignores the ones who actually gave something real, then let him chase that empty loyalty elsewhere. You deserved better, and you still do.