you’ll stop missing him when a song that used to hurt you comes on, and you’ll sing at the top of your lungs instead of changing it. then you’ll begin to forget why it hurt you in the first place. you’ll stop missing him when you’re sitting in your car at a red light giggling with someone new beside you. it will stop hurting when you stop avoiding his neighborhood or any location affiliated with him. instead of going the long way around, you will drive right through it, head on. you’ll stop missing him when someone else’s arms are around you and you feel at home, safe, peaceful. you’re heart will cease to ache when your friday nights are spent with someone new, someone fresh, someone that isn’t him. your insides will mend when you come across someone you know will always have you at your best interest. instead of missing him, you’ll begin to compare him. he won’t be, and never will be, as caring, as compassionate, as sweet as the next guy that walks into your life. you’ll stop loving him when you start loving someone else. when someone else’s name sits on your mind at all times of the day and lingers on your tongue. he’s gonna be all you talk about. you’ll start forgetting his facial features or his voice, let it happen. you’ll stop missing him when you tell yourself how much better you could have done. let your mind dispose of the little things, and then let it dispose of the bigger things. honey, life is a book and he was just another chapter. flip to a clean and fresh page, start over. that is when you will truly stop missing him.