Perhaps one of the things I learned from my life experiences, it’s to be forgiving…yet not forgetful. However, don’t be forgetful, but don’t be clinging to a vendetta for the rest of your life. I’ve learned to manage my rage, love myself, and so much more in the past few months. I’ve learned so much, and gained so much faith that I’ve become a better person all in all. And I’d like to start out by correcting some of the anger filled things I said.
Firstly, I would like to apologize to my Ex, for saying that I’d never want to see her again. If it makes any difference, and she ever reads this, I’d like to say that, that is not true. I have come to forgive you, through deep contemplation, and reflection. I know you’re probably thinking “forgive me for what?” if you’re reading this, because to you it was probably the right thing to do at the time…and I guess it was, but I forgive you, on the inside, from all the hurt you caused me. So I would just like to apologize about saying all those mean things, in my blind fury and hurt. I think, despite all the hurt you’ve caused me, you were a wonderful person in many ways during the time we knew each other, and I was honored to have spent time with you in such ways. You taught me to love myself from this situation, and I would gladly like to have a slice of pizza with you. Just give me a call.
I know to some, it may seem like I’m chickening out, or being a bitch here. But I’m just doing the grown up thing. I realized I was being immature about this, and I guess nobody could have expected anything greater from me since after all, no matter how mature I am, I still am a hormone fueled teenager. I guess I just realized that it’s foolish to place such anger towards my ex, and to create a wall between us. I also realize that she may have become quite angered with me too in the presence of my comments on here, if she’s read any of them, and I would understand if she didn’t want to see ME ever again, because quite frankly, I wouldn’t want to myself.
In conclusion, I would just like to say that, whatever your decision is Beatrice, if you’re out there reading this…I forgive you. And I thank you for giving me a measure of self esteem from such a hurtful event. And I would love to see your smile again (in however many years you want, I’m patient.) If you would honor me in doing as such, of course.