Month: June 2016
I think I’m out of tears.
I think today is going to be different.
I think I’m tired of being unhappy.
Today’s the first day I found someone else attractive since I met you. Today’s the first day I responded to text message who wasn’t you, but made me smile like you used to.
This is how I know it’s ending.
When I used to be yours–nobody could compare. Now it’s morbid and sick and you feel dead in my heart.
Today’s the first day I didn’t check my phone in hopes of you.
This is how I know it’s over.
This morning was the first time I looked at Toronto apartments–and realized I could never be with someone who didn’t want me in the same way.
I think I’m done, and it’s remarkably refreshing.
In my entire life all I’ve ever been is my heart. Now you’ve left a gaping hole in it and I can’t help but fall apart.
I’m sad. I’m lonely. I’m hurting. I’m numb.
We spent two weeks infatuated with each other. Do you remember? Unable to put down our phones; to not be touching or apart or without.
You took an Uber from your work to me, just for fifteen minutes and a kiss. I told you I was sad, and found you outside with a car waiting. I couldn’t stand the thought of ending the day with you sad.
We broke up for the first time the end of that week. I told you I was too scared, because I knew I would love you too much.
That was the first weekend we spent without each other.
This is the second.