Showing posts with label love stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love stories. Show all posts
Friday, July 18, 2014

Dear Heartbreakers,

This is inspired by the girls who never got a chance to speak their mind and from a hard place that some of us have been in before....


You don't owe some of us anything. We get that. We thought you did.

We trusted you. At least we thought we could trust you. We didn't know you had another plan. One different than the one you promised. We went into this thinking the best. We hoped for the best. We hoped you had listened. We don't know why we opened ourselves up so much. 


Sorry for believing things could be different. 

For wanting to protect ours hearts once more. 
For thinking maybe just maybe things could work. 
For wanting to make it work. For wanting you to want us.
For wanting to show you it could be different with us. 
For wanting to make you happy.
For caring about you.
For loving you.


Granted, you may have history and feelings with others. We thought we could show you something different. Be something different. 

We can't compete with that and frankly, we shouldn't have to. 

Hurt more than ever before because we thought we knew the person we were getting involved with. We didn't think you would leave, lie, or fool us. 
We didn't think it would happen all over again. Or worse.
We can't give you what you want and that's clear. It's like déjà vu all over again. 

We are some form of entertainment: an amateur act, an opening act, a piece of side entertainment that is only temporary. 

Some of us are just there until you get exactly what you want. 

You entertain us because maybe you feel bad. 

Maybe you think you could help us. 
Feel that we need attention or crave it because it's nonexistent at the moment.

To you, we aren't good enough for your full attention.


You probably didn't mean to hurt us but you sure as hell did. 


A lot. A lot more than you can ever imagine. A lot more than you'll ever know. 


We are used to it. The pain never goes away but it gets better slowly. 


You said things, we said things. 


It all comes down to actions. Actions that were never taken and promises that were never kept.


We thought we could try or attempt to see what could happen but we never got to see that chance. 


We weren't good enough for that.


We deserve someone who gives a shit about us and what we want. 


Someone who will make us forget any pain from before.


Someone who cares enough to make time for us. 

Time we will forever treasure in our hearts.

We're like a mirror. Bright, shiny, and catch your attention once you take a glimpse.  


The mirror looks nice and works great although it may have been damaged before. 

But you don't know that. It's working fine, right? 

You threw something at it just like the others.


A piece fell off that will never fit in it correctly again. 


You took a piece out with your bare, unforgiving hand.


It's broken, open, and incapable of being completely fixed. 

It can only be patched up to look like new.

A piece that's gone just like the others. Replaced but never the same.


The butterflies are all dead and we can feel the emptiness inside. 

The dead wings that were once alive and fluttering. 


Sorry for being too honest.


Sorry for trusting you so much.


Sorry for getting too excited.


Sorry for caring so much.


Sorry for thinking you cared about us when you really didn't. 


That's just what we do. Guess what? That's just what we will continue to do. 


Our hearts may have been broken, stepped on, shattered and somehow, we still manage to make them work. 


We hope in some near or distant future we find someone that gives us some of the joy, happiness, and excitement you gave us, even if it was just temporary. 


We hope you are happy and we are mature enough to wish you the best with whomever you chose to invest your time, attention, and love in. 


In the end, we both deserve to be happy even if it's not the way we wanted it to be. 

Even if it's not with us.  



Sincerely,

The girls you lead on and left in the dust

The girls who cried in the shower until the tears and water streaming down our faces became one

The girls who cried themselves to sleep and couldn't breathe from the hurt and emptiness

The girls who couldn't sleep this time because they were questioning everything and not because you were keeping us up from late night conversation

The girls who wanted more than what they got

The girls who will struggle to trust the next guy ever again

The girls who gave it all

The girls with a broken heart







Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Crushes, Heartbreak, and Learning about Love

Donald and Dorothy
Photo Credit: Cambria Grace Photography
Read their love story here

You're walking down the block and you spot them. 
An elderly couple holding hands, laughing like the teenagers they once were. 

I'm always in awe of how love can remain that strong after so many years. 
How do they do it? How do you get to that point? 

I can't even manage to get an actual date or encounter a true gentleman (apologies to the ones who actually are) nowadays, let alone a man who's willing to commit to something serious in a world full of hookups, low expectations, and emotionless sex. 

I am and forever will be a hopeless romantic. 
Although, I'd definitely would like to get rid of the hopeless part. 

Like many, I want my own love story. 

Meet someone and hope they chase me rather than I chase them. 
A guy that surprises me with flowers or plans a fun date. 
Takes me somewhere I've never been. 
Calls me rather than texts me. 
Spends a day at the beach with me soaking in the summer sun and enjoys just taking a long walk along the water during sundown.
Loves to watch the stars at night and talk about life. 
Stroll Central Park and take in the city lights. 
Get to know me on another level than just physical. 
Learn about my dreams, goals, and what keeps me up at night. 

It all seems too "perfect" and yes, it might be. 
But I know it's possible because those ideas wouldn't exist if it wasn't. 

I know a lot of us can relate.

It seems atypical. I'm a woman. 
I love romance: sappy romance movies, Nicholas Sparks novels, and planning my elaborate cathedral wedding on Pinterest

Apart from marveling at love stories, day dreaming about my own someday, and binge watching Say Yes to the Dress more than I should, it goes beyond that. 

They say when "it's suppose to happen it will" and "what's mean to be will be". 
Love, that is. 

I don't think it's impossible or delusional to think that one day I'll be like that old couple I described or Donald and Dorothy in the adorable images above. 

It all really starts with one word: crush. 

Let's be real. Have you ever had a crush on someone? Caught yourself liking someone you didn't expect to like? Have one now? 
It's probably one of the best feelings you can have. 

You find yourself thinking about them during the day. Somehow their name seems to appear more frequent anywhere you go. You equate them with a love song and every time that baby comes on your face lights up and the Mariah Carey or Michael Bublé in you makes an appearance. 

Nevertheless, it's scary to have a crush on someone. 
A crush could essentially...crush you. Seems morbid, I know. 
Truth hurts sometimes. 

I've been there many times. You start thinking about them and maybe you end up having the opportunity to see what could be. Sometimes, it doesn't work out for the best. 


He doesn't like you. 
You seem too eager to him. 
Timing isn't right.
You're too young and in college, it's time to have "fun".
He wants to just be friends but friends who casually act like a couple sometimes. 
You want something serious, worthwhile, and something you can call yours, he doesn't. 
Doesn't want to have to deal with commitment and a girlfriend. 
Someone else broke his heart and hurt your chance to show him that it could be different. 

Once you open your heart up to someone and they hurt it in anyway however minute that hurt may be, it's hard to open yourself up again to those feelings. You're scared it will happen all over again and end up being worse off than it was before. 

I know my heart turns into a fortress and protects itself stronger than an Army could. I'm terrified to allow that hurt to get in. 

But that's the thing. 

You have to let your guard down to let love in. 


Just have to take a leap of faith and hope that your heart knows who's coming in. 



Photo Credit: Cambria Grace Photography

And hopefully, just hopefully, that person will be the one your old, wrinkled hand will be holding as you stroll into a lifetime of crazy, passionate, and beautiful love.





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