Apr 10, 2016
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When you get so emotionally caught up in a novel and the character dies… I actually feel like I’ve lost the most important person in my life. What is happening.
I actually can't stop crying..
Advice for Jessica..
I know that I am a few days late, and I apologize. I just got back home from Myrtle Beach. When I read your story I needed to chime in. First of all, the first two weeks after Aaron leaves is always the hardest for me, because around the third week I start getting used to him not being around. I know that basic training is such a hard thing to adjust to. Me and A spent nearly every single day together for 11 months before he left. It was the hardest thing ever for me to get through, but once the letters started coming in, I was okay. Now it may take some time for them to start flowing in by the multiples but it will so be worth the wait. You will be able to hold onto to those letters forever, and you can read them over and over and over. I am so very happy that you are keeping yourself busy! Having a job will take your mind of things and bring in some cash, which is lovely. Also, pick up a hobby, take many many "me days", and plan for when you will see him next. Now for the advice.. Don't feel stupid for giving up on the university, because if you honestly felt like that was the right thing to do, then it was. I am also in a pickle about either getting married and moving out there with my man, or staying back and getting my bachelor's degree. It is the hardest decision of my life. Community college is nothing to be ashamed about, because hell I am going myself. To me, it sounds like you really want to be with Lucas, and if that is what makes you happy. Go for it. Follow your heart. But still make sure that you do what is best for you, and if that's college. Do that as well. Also, always remember that relationships and marriage are a two way street and if you are both completely ready to tie the knot... go for it girlfriend :) - Brianna M.