When I first met you, I truly believed I had found my person.
I let myself believe in love.
I was young, and maybe a little naive, but in that moment it felt real. I thought my forever had just walked into my life. For the first time, I allowed myself to dream about home — not a place, but a feeling. A future where I could finally be happy. A life where I could exist in peace beside someone who chose me every day.
And for a while, it felt like that was exactly what we had.
You poured into me in ways I didn’t even know I needed. You made me believe that love could be soft, safe, and real. But somewhere along the way, that version of us slipped through our hands, and now… it’s something that no longer exists.
Don’t get me wrong — I still believe in those things.
In love. In peace. In finding home within another person.
But now I understand that those things are not easy to obtain. Sometimes you have to walk through fire and smoke just to find yourself again. Sometimes love teaches you lessons you never asked for. Lessons about patience, about understanding, about seeing someone else’s pain and fear and realizing it mattered just as much as your own.
I learned so much from you.
But now I find myself asking the questions that echo in the quiet moments…
How do I really feel about you now?
The truth is, deep down, a part of me will probably always believe you were my soulmate. And a part of me will probably always love you.
But I also wonder every day if I ever truly knew you at all.
And sometimes the question that hurts the most is the simplest one:
Did you ever really love me?
There are so many questions I could spend a lifetime chasing answers to. But I’m learning that sometimes healing means walking away from the answers altogether.
Maybe it’s better not to know.
This is the year I leave my Libra behind.
They say if you love something, you set it free. So my love… you are free now. Go find your happiness. Go live the life you are meant to live.
I will grow. I will rebuild. I will learn how to create my own happiness again.
Every day, I feel myself slowly disconnecting from you. Not because I want to… but because I have to. I’m forcing my heart to unlearn you. Forcing my mind to reset. Building new dreams where you no longer exist.
The future we once imagined together has been carried away by the winds of life.
And one day, I know I will become one too —
a nameless person that once existed in your story.
I’m still the person who loved you with everything I had.