Many will think that the above is a pretext, but, those who have followed my writings know that I am an emigrant, in a country where I arrived on December 3, 2023 and since that very moment I have had to work to be able to pay my bills and help my family.
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Have I stolen someone's heart and then broken it?
The answer to this question is yes. Let me tell you:
Since 2020 I started a relationship with the one who would be the mother of my youngest son. It was a love at first sight, one of those that you know that by fertilizing it, cultivating it and taking care of it is enough to last a lifetime.
A year later our son was born and the relationship remained intact, but conditions in Cuba worsened with the pandemic, the world economic crisis and the country's own mistakes and I could not pay for my family's expenses.
That is when the debate with my inner self began and I decided to leave the country in search of better conditions.
Of course I had to discuss it with my wife, but she did not understand it because she considered that our love was stronger, the love of the child a priority and our family sacred. I kept on exposing my criteria that it was the only way to be able to help them and she that I was breaking her heart with my departure.
In the end, I decided to leave and on July 18, 2023 I left for Mexico and from there to the United States where I entered on December 3 of the same year.
That separation broke my ex-wife's heart and I decided to end the relationship.
I may have acted in a wrong and selfish way, but, it was the way I had and have to be able to help them.
Key. I used the translator DeepL Translate.
The photos are of my property taken with my Samsung Galaxy.