An Open Letter to My “Almost” Happy Ending
“People have scars. In all sorts of unexpected places. Like secret road maps of their personal histories. Diagrams of all their old wounds. Most of our wounds heal, leaving nothing behind but a scar. But some of them don’t. Some wounds we carry with us everywhere and though the cut’s long gone, the pain still lingers.” – Meredith Grey
To the person whom I thought I would spend the rest of my life with, thank you!
Thank you for letting me go, for giving up on me – on us.
Thank you for the time you have spent with me, for all your expenses you had just to feed me whenever I am hungry, just to surprise me whenever it's our monthsary.
Thank you for all your expenses just to buy me random stuff which you thought will make me happy and for me to forgive you whenever I get mad at you or whenever we have a fight.
Thank you for the “away – bati” kind of relationship.
Thank you for accepting me, my flaws and my shortcomings for all those times that we have shared.
Thank you even if you broke up with me in an asshole way. Although yes it's very painful in my part and only an asshole would do such way of breaking up with someone, still I am thankful.
Sorry…
Sorry for all the physical and emotional pains.
Sorry for all the bad words I said to you especially lately. I know I’ve crossed the line but there’s a reason behind those bad words.
After our recollection, I realized many things in life. Not just for myself, not just about you and my family but in all aspects. I did realize a lot of things. So now, I want to make myself feel that I am free – free from all fear, regrets, and hatred in life.
Thank you for the 8 months – love and hate, ups and downs kind of relationship. It was one hell of a ride! You’re free. Go chase and live your dreams. Make your family proud as what I’ve told you before. The right woman for you will come at the right time and the right man for me as well. Take care and God Bless! Love you!
PS. I can not totally say that I am fine now unless we’ll meet each other soon. And when that moment comes, I guess that’ll be the time that I could finally say that I have moved on.












