Dear King George III Research Paper

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Dear King George III, So, i'm not really sure how to start this letter but i'm thinking we need to talk. I have been thinking about us lately…. And i'm not happy with this relationship we have going on. I mean things used to be so great, it was like we we're meant for each other. I thought we would be together forever, but then things changed.

A relationship should be give and take on both sides, but lately it's only been give in take on one side, my side, and then just take on the other, your side. I don't want to come off as rude but you don't ask me about my feelings at all. You never considered that it could hurt me, or do something that could mess up my friends, family, and myself. You are the only one in this relationship to make

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