She said, just because you love somebody doesn't mean you should be with them.
It's true.
Sometimes you do what you can and things just don't fall into place. It happens like that.
I still love S, despite whatever. But I know it doesn't work for us to be together. We can't seem to get on the same page about anything.
My "big brother" as much as he tries to deny it...still has feelings for his baby mama. Granted he's well aware of the fact that she a psychopath in every sense of the word.
My other friend Liz, as much as she complains about her husband...and he did do her dirty, I know she loves him, but at the same time I don't know if she wants to be married to him.
I say all the time that I think people make relationships more complicated than they need to be. But love is a complicated thing. It will make you do the most unthinkable, retarded stuff you have every done. It will make you lose all rationale and common sense. Whoever originally said it's better to have loved and lost... probably committed suicide and died a virgin. I'm neither cynical nor jaded, I'm just saying...
My question then becomes what's worse...letting go and starting over (with the hope that you might or might not get it right with someone else)? or staying in hoping that things will get better (with the possibility that they won't)?
The answer is...
1 comment:
the answer should be to let go and hope to get better the next time around. but its a hell of a lot easier to stick with someone that knows your (or my) multiple quirks, secrets and fears but they still deal with them.
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