Against the Light

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365 Days of Hand Lettering

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Moving on.

How much time does a person needs to let go of a futile relationship?

To let go of someone that made you swirl in saccharine sweetness.  To forget someone whose kisses are the cure in all the problems, grief, and misery that you’ve encountered back then.

Does it happen in just a couple of days? Months? Years? I think 1 year recovery is enough but 2 years is kind of unhealthy. How much has our love life influenced our life in general?

But no, I don’t think 2 years is unhealthy. Neither  5 or 10 years. You wouldn’t really know. Some may have appeared to move on but really holds to a trauma that causes certain distrust on things. You can’t really measure moving on. There is different kind of things that lingers for different types of people.

Time heals everything. Scratch on that phrase. That wouldn’t be possible if you don’t pick yourself up mentally and help yourself move on. Sure, do what you want - meet the person, etc. But expect that there’s pain. I’m sorry but it is inevitable. But unless you do something about it, like meet someone else, seek counsel, or have perspective, your state as of now will never change.

If you’re not happy to where you are standing, take a step and move.

No one told you that being in a relationship is as mandatory as eating. It’s a risk we do not need to take, but we take it anyway. There isn’t a guaranteed benefit, but we picture it having so. It’s just like what they say, there’s a thin line between love and stupidity. My respect goes out to those who let go too.

As they say, the only thing that stopping you is YOU.

"And even if somebody else has it much worse, that doesn’t really change the fact that you have what you have."

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"Sometimes you climb out of bed in the morning and you think “I’m not going to make it” but you laugh inside — remembering all the times you’ve felt that way."

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"

I was satisfied with haiku until I met you,

but now I want a Russian novel,
a 50-page description of you sleeping.

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