lovingdead · 36-40, M
To be loved intensely is a blessing and a curse. For one it envelops so completely. The light of it shines from everywhere and leaves no shadow cast.
Yet the ache of losing it can definitely scar, not always at the fault of the one who loves, but us. We dig at our hearts looking for that geeling. (Like picking at a scab in search of the inciting feeling)
What about you? Whats been you greatest feeling of love from another?
Yet the ache of losing it can definitely scar, not always at the fault of the one who loves, but us. We dig at our hearts looking for that geeling. (Like picking at a scab in search of the inciting feeling)
What about you? Whats been you greatest feeling of love from another?
risanna · 26-30, F
@lovingdeadWhen the guy who won't let me forgive him sat down with me before we started dating and he promised me if he ever hurt me it would be a mistake he would take responsibility for, and that if I was the one to hurt him, he wasn't scared of the pain that could cause him because any time he was allowed to have with me was worth the while for him. He also said if I broke his heart he wouldn't blame me because he knew I couldn't understand that the way I love can be very hurtful to someone who's not ready to be loved like that.
he's quite a poet but kept up with it all
he's quite a poet but kept up with it all
lovingdead · 36-40, M
@risanna if he wont let you forgive, perhaps thats his momento.
To forgive him is to make peace with the storm inside him, to let cool the ember he holds with your name on it.
If he's not forgiven then you're always in his heart, in his life, a reminder....his own scab he picks at when he wants to reminisce.
To forgive him is to make peace with the storm inside him, to let cool the ember he holds with your name on it.
If he's not forgiven then you're always in his heart, in his life, a reminder....his own scab he picks at when he wants to reminisce.
CookieCrisp · F