Okkkkkk to living in DC. Itβs where Iβm from so I love that you lived there. And I stayed in the spirit of want for an ex for 10 years. A decade. God. I built my whole life around wanting someone who didnβt want me and showed me time and time again.
I know the power of leaving though. And I love that I have the power to do it better each β¦
Okkkkkk to living in DC. Itβs where Iβm from so I love that you lived there. And I stayed in the spirit of want for an ex for 10 years. A decade. God. I built my whole life around wanting someone who didnβt want me and showed me time and time again.
I know the power of leaving though. And I love that I have the power to do it better each time. Itβs how I ended up married and in love with my husband.
Okkkkkk to living in DC. Itβs where Iβm from so I love that you lived there. And I stayed in the spirit of want for an ex for 10 years. A decade. God. I built my whole life around wanting someone who didnβt want me and showed me time and time again.
I know the power of leaving though. And I love that I have the power to do it better each time. Itβs how I ended up married and in love with my husband.
Excellent writing.
I miss DC so much still! It's a great city, Chocolate City = best city. I miss being able to catch a random go-go show on U Street until 5 am, lol. And I am so sorry for that experience, ChimΓ©re. I really feel and understand that completely. But I'm glad that your story has a beautiful and happy ending. Leaving is not a bad thing. Sometimes we really need to know when it's time to move on. I won't keep the fallacy of sunken costs. The longer it takes, the harder the leaving will be. Thank you for your comment. :) It feels good to know there's people that understand this. I sometimes feel like I'm the only out here with this shit, haha.