I’ve been MIA for a while trying to work on salvaging my relationship. We took a break for a couple of weeks in March after he sprung on me that the distance was getting too much bear. This when we were just 6 months away from our first visit. After having been together for a little over a year. Long story short, we took a break and he decided he wanted to get back together. The next few weeks that followed seemed like a strain on him. He wouldn’t talk about the issues that were on his mind or plans for the future (which I always had but made him feel trapped) nor did he want to fix anything. The distance was just looming like a dark monster and that’s all he could see. No light at the end of the tunnel, no silver lining. There was no use prolonging the inevitable and I broke up with him over the weekend hoping to just be friends. Its going to take a while to get there because my heart really isn’t in this. I would have wanted to make it work but there’s only so much you can do when one side is tugging and the other has his heels firmly rooted into the ground refusing to budge.
Maybe we were never the right fit for each other. Maybe we rushed into it before we really got to know each other. Whatever the case, I’ve learned a lot from this. It takes a hell of a lot more than attraction to get through relationships whether close-distance or not. Effort is paramount and it was lacking. I forgave stumbles that I never thought I would forgive. I bent my rules and I took a leap of faith.
You're a wonderful bunch of people on here and I wish you all the best of luck. Despite the fact that this ended bitterly there was so much to gain, perhaps I might still have something to contribute to this forum so I might stick around and lurk (:
Maybe we were never the right fit for each other. Maybe we rushed into it before we really got to know each other. Whatever the case, I’ve learned a lot from this. It takes a hell of a lot more than attraction to get through relationships whether close-distance or not. Effort is paramount and it was lacking. I forgave stumbles that I never thought I would forgive. I bent my rules and I took a leap of faith.
You're a wonderful bunch of people on here and I wish you all the best of luck. Despite the fact that this ended bitterly there was so much to gain, perhaps I might still have something to contribute to this forum so I might stick around and lurk (:
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