It Took All of Me to Write This
I’m not myself right now and I don’t know when I will be.
Heartbreak is real. Time is a bitch. It feels like a loved one has moved on from this world, but hasn’t.
The past two years were everything. We gave each other everything we had, every bit, every ounce of our being. I opened up like never before and I don’t regret it for a second. However, it makes it that much more painful.
I’m hurting, but he didn’t hurt me. No one’s to blame. Time can be a good thing or a bad thing. In this case, it was bad. Timing wasn’t right, our time was up and it straight up sucks.
We are both in pain, we couldn’t even say the words and I don’t even want to type them. It was such a gentle, passionate, raw, silly, and true relationship and that’s why it hurts so much. It was a relationship with a man that ensured me that I was beautiful and loved every single day. A relationship with a person that taught me what it means to love and be loved in all aspects. It was someone who I broke down to because I wanted to end my life because I was so tired of simply being. I thought I would marry him.
Writing this is so hard for me and I just want to focus on the relationship and not the aftermath, but here it goes.
We balanced one another so well. We shared similar and not so similar interests and that always kept us curious about each other. Nearing the end of school, majoring in two completely different things, we are taking separate paths. Paths that each have been longing to travel. We never wanted to hold the other back and we didn’t. This decision was one that was extremely difficult to make, but it’s right. Just because it’s right, doesn’t make it hurt any less. Not at the moment at least.
Both felt that it was coming, but neither of us wanted to speak of it. We made the best of the time we shared and I will forever be thankful for him and thankful for the light he was during my darkest time.
Please know this wasn’t some silly puppy love, it was far from it. We needed to let go to ensure the other’s happiness in the long run. We chose to let go because we didn’t want to end up hating each other. We let go because we love each other so terribly much. It hurts like hell, but it ended peacefully and with dignity.
I never knew true heartbreak until just a few days ago. It’s a blessing and a curse. Blessing because you know it was a real love that was shared and it was time well spent. It was a blessing because I got to experience so many wonderful things that come with having a significant other. I got to celebrate holidays with just him and I, anniversaries, take him to meet the family. I got to go on road trips and argue about whose turn it was to drive or pay for gas. I got to experience so many little things that I will forever cherish.
With every good comes a bad. Heartbreak is a curse because it means that the wonderful and valuable love is over. And with that comes pain.
Lastly, I just want to say that I respect him so much and always will. I could talk about him for hours. He is truly one of the most caring, gentle, sympathetic, and loving people I know. He always put my well being, happiness, and satisfaction before his own. I will forever be grateful and I wish him nothing but pure happiness, success, and love.












