The document discusses how to deal with breaking up with someone who was an important part of your life. It advises not to try to forget them or sweep the relationship under the rug, but to accept that sometimes relationships end, even when there is still love, due to circumstances or wanting different things. It also encourages being thankful for finding someone who truly loved and accepted you, and for the memories and experiences you shared together, as well as how the person helped you open up.
The document discusses how to deal with breaking up with someone who was an important part of your life. It advises not to try to forget them or sweep the relationship under the rug, but to accept that sometimes relationships end, even when there is still love, due to circumstances or wanting different things. It also encourages being thankful for finding someone who truly loved and accepted you, and for the memories and experiences you shared together, as well as how the person helped you open up.
The document discusses how to deal with breaking up with someone who was an important part of your life. It advises not to try to forget them or sweep the relationship under the rug, but to accept that sometimes relationships end, even when there is still love, due to circumstances or wanting different things. It also encourages being thankful for finding someone who truly loved and accepted you, and for the memories and experiences you shared together, as well as how the person helped you open up.
If you are trying to forget someone who was once a
beautiful part of your life, the answer is — you don’t.
You don’t try to sanitize your experience, you don’t try to cut the pain from the bone. You don’t downplay it. You don’t try to sweep it under the rug or hide it away. Letting go of someone you thought would be in your life forever is difficult; sometimes circumstance gets in the way. Sometimes, no matter how much love is there, you have to lay it down. You have to walk away. You have to accept that sometimes you get too big for it, or you want different things, or you cannot pour yourself out for it any longer. And that is okay.
But if you managed to find someone who cared for you,
who saw you, who heard all of the horrible and haunt- ed things you did in your life and still loved you harder, still thought it all shone like gold — that is special. You shouldn’t forget that. You should be thankful for it.
Be thankful that you got to feel that way about someone.
Be thankful for all of the mornings, and all of the
nights, you got to wrap your limbs within theirs.
Be thankful for the way they cracked your heart open.