KËƇRHỢN.

 

@stroges, I used to think we'd make it through everything, Kenneth. But somewhere along the way, we stopped being honest about what was weighing us down. Every time something felt off, we'd brush it aside and tell each other we were fine, hoping it'd fix itself. It never did. The silence just kept piling up until it became easier to let go than to keep pretending nothing was wrong. I don't regret loving you, and i don't regret us. I just wish we had spoken a little sooner, before "we'll figure it out" turned into "maybe this is the end."

 

Emily's Song by Daniel Caesar.

 

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I don't think we fell out of love, Elsie. We just started loving each other in ways that no longer felt understood. I wanted reassurance without knowing how to ask for it, and you needed space without telling me why. We both kept assuming the other person would eventually get it, but all we did was grow quieter every day. By the time we realized what was happening, the distance had already become part of us. I still believe you were one of the best things that ever happened to me, but sometimes two people can love each other sincerely and still fail to make it work.

 

Streetcar by Daniel Caesar.

 

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I think what broke us wasn't the lack of love, Delila. We just kept expecting each other to understand things we never actually said out loud. I got too used to believing you would know what was on my mind, and you did the same with me. Little misunderstandings turned into distance, and eventually we got tired of trying to guess what the other person was feeling. I still cared about you until the very end, but a relationship can't survive on love alone when communication slowly disappears. Maybe we weren't meant to lose each other, maybe we just learned too late how to keep each other.

 

Toronto 2014 by Daniel Caesar.

 

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I don't think we broke up because we stopped loving each other. We broke up because somewhere along the way, love slowly turned into pressure. We kept trying to fix everything, but every conversation somehow ended with one of us apologizing while the other pretended to be okay. You were never hard to love, Mirella. I just wasn't the person you needed anymore, and you weren't becoming the person I needed either. Staying together started to hurt us more than walking away ever could, so i guess letting you go was the kindest thing i could do, even if it broke my heart too.

 

Always by Daniel Caesar.