A letter About Letting Go and Moving On

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Dear G,

     I know this is too late because we are way beyond repair, but I just want to say that I pushed too far to hurt you and I admit that I was wrong. And though you hurt me too, I don't blame it on you. We had a bit of a blame game going on but it was all in my hand. I'm sorry for the last time.. for reacting the way I did, for piercing your ego. And when I realized that everything can't be undone, I fell apart. And when you were not there to help me get up, I lost it. I lost myself and I struggled within for some time. There were moments of doubts if I could face tomorrow without you. How would it like to be? It was tormenting to think that I should learn to live not with you.. not anymore. It was a life twisting experienced. A sudden change of what I am used to and a change of my future plans. But I would like you to know that I am okay now. Somehow, I managed to pick up myself and hold on to what's left of me. It wasn't easy to restore what I have lost. And it wasn't easy to let go and decide to move on. I doubted myself if I could. But with prayers and faith, I trust everything to the Lord and He has guided me. He has His own way how. I know He is helping me still because I have accept everything without taking them personally nor holding any grudge. Letting go and moving on were the most helpful decision I made for myself.

Sincerely,
G


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