Thanks

Exactly. Letting go isn't always about no longer loving someone. Sometimes it's accepting that love alone isn't enough to make a relationship worth continuing.

And that's probably where real moving on begins: when you stop negotiating with the past and start accepting the reality in front of you.

That's true, although waiting for someone else to give you closure can keep you stuck for years.

Exactly. Sometimes the hardest part of moving on is accepting that wanting something back doesn't mean it would work if it returned.

Which can make the past look better than it actually was, especially when the present feels lonely.

No lie, the fear of putting that same energy into another one can be very tasking. That is why some always try to make the relationship work again even it's crashing out

True. Sometimes they're not holding on to the person as much as they're holding on to the story they wanted the relationship to become.

That's an important difference. You can miss someone deeply and still know that being together isn't good for either of you.

No lie about this. Time spent together can make it difficult

Definitely. Being alone again can feel more frightening than staying emotionally attached to something that's already finished.

Attachment is very powerful especially towards someone we love

And memories can make that hope stronger because we tend to remember the good parts more than the reasons it ended.

I'm good man You?

Yes, especially when they spent years building memories and imagining a future with that person.

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You are right

Thank you Man

Hmmm

One voice, little little stuff like that keeps family going