Honestly speaking I loved him. I loved his disarming smile, his wit and his charm. He was my whirlwind romance. Stormed into my life and gave me no choice but to fall ridiculously in love with him. I wanted to have his babies. Twins maybe. With dimples like their daddy. So maybe I was naive to think that we could live in the eye of the storm. But can you blame a girl for trying when for the first time in her life she made an emotional connection. He was thousands of miles away but it didn't stop him from reaching out, from sharing his secrets and holding on to mine. Honestly speaking it felt real. Like fate had brought us together and as long as we tried, nothing would tear us apart.
Honestly speaking I tried to love him. I opened up and let him in because I wanted to believe that if for a moment I let go of all my reservations I could really find love with this man. He was sweet, fairly attentive and always there but somehow it wasn't enough. Rather it wasn't right. I knew I wasn't easy to love and maybe I also knew that he wasn't up for the challenge. But I tried anyway. I told him my hopes and dreams and even some of my fears thinking maybe it would bring us closer but in the end seems it only drove us apart. Or maybe I gave up too easily.
Honestly speaking I wanted to love him. In his eyes I saw kindness. In his voice I heard sincerity. Here was a man who would take care of me. A man who would probably move mountains to ensure my happiness. But I couldn't do it. I couldn't let him in. I couldn't give him the part of me I held dear. I told myself it was because we were different. That we came from different backgrounds. We had very little in common. My mind knows that it would have killed me to say yes but my heart bled for him. For the heartache rejection would bring him. Noone wants to be just a friend but not everyone can be your true love.
Honestly speaking I was going to love him. Love him in a way that I'd never loved before. All he had to do was say the word and my heart would have been his in a heart beat. But I felt like I had to walk on eggshells around him. That any sudden movement would scare him away. I told myself he'd come around sooner rather than later. That he would see that I was dying to be his happiness. To be the one on his mind when he woke up and the one on his mind when he laid his head to sleep. A bit ambitious I know but I would have put in the work if only he'd actually stuck around.
Honestly speaking I would have been the best thing he'd ever had. With me he would have had a shoulder to lean on, a sounding board, a friend. But he didn't treat me right. He took me for granted. Assumed I would always be there. In the beginning I was. I was there when he told me he loved me. I was there when he told me in not so many words that I was needy. I was there when he fell in love with someone else. But even i had a breaking point. It came a bit late but I knew I'd had enough. So I walked away. And he'll never know what it feels like to be loved by me.
Honestly speaking I'm a better person now. The excruciating pain that tore me to pieces before has now faded to a dull ache that appears once in a long while. Honestly speaking I'm happy now. It's just me, myself and I but we're holding up just fine. No more hoping and wishing. No more holding on to a dream that may never be. No more hurting for what used to be or could be. Honestly speaking it was fun. When it's all said and done it's something I know I wont forget any time soon.
Honestly speaking I tried to love him. I opened up and let him in because I wanted to believe that if for a moment I let go of all my reservations I could really find love with this man. He was sweet, fairly attentive and always there but somehow it wasn't enough. Rather it wasn't right. I knew I wasn't easy to love and maybe I also knew that he wasn't up for the challenge. But I tried anyway. I told him my hopes and dreams and even some of my fears thinking maybe it would bring us closer but in the end seems it only drove us apart. Or maybe I gave up too easily.
Honestly speaking I wanted to love him. In his eyes I saw kindness. In his voice I heard sincerity. Here was a man who would take care of me. A man who would probably move mountains to ensure my happiness. But I couldn't do it. I couldn't let him in. I couldn't give him the part of me I held dear. I told myself it was because we were different. That we came from different backgrounds. We had very little in common. My mind knows that it would have killed me to say yes but my heart bled for him. For the heartache rejection would bring him. Noone wants to be just a friend but not everyone can be your true love.
Honestly speaking I was going to love him. Love him in a way that I'd never loved before. All he had to do was say the word and my heart would have been his in a heart beat. But I felt like I had to walk on eggshells around him. That any sudden movement would scare him away. I told myself he'd come around sooner rather than later. That he would see that I was dying to be his happiness. To be the one on his mind when he woke up and the one on his mind when he laid his head to sleep. A bit ambitious I know but I would have put in the work if only he'd actually stuck around.
Honestly speaking I would have been the best thing he'd ever had. With me he would have had a shoulder to lean on, a sounding board, a friend. But he didn't treat me right. He took me for granted. Assumed I would always be there. In the beginning I was. I was there when he told me he loved me. I was there when he told me in not so many words that I was needy. I was there when he fell in love with someone else. But even i had a breaking point. It came a bit late but I knew I'd had enough. So I walked away. And he'll never know what it feels like to be loved by me.
Honestly speaking I'm a better person now. The excruciating pain that tore me to pieces before has now faded to a dull ache that appears once in a long while. Honestly speaking I'm happy now. It's just me, myself and I but we're holding up just fine. No more hoping and wishing. No more holding on to a dream that may never be. No more hurting for what used to be or could be. Honestly speaking it was fun. When it's all said and done it's something I know I wont forget any time soon.






