Of defaults and loneliness

[jalapunyeta]

By this time I think my boyfriend ex-boyfriend and I are slowly easing out of each other's life. I didn't see him all day yesterday and only saw him the day before because I had spent the prior evening at his place. (His roommate was there, too.) And yes, I'm still counting. Can't say I've totally moved on, but at least I no longer text him random

Comments

[cupkeyk]

awwww, hugs michael. mahirap talaga i-reestablish ang self. Kaya mo yan.

[chinchiminee]

aww Mikey. I wish we could talk more in person! Break-ups are always hard, especially for relationships like yours. There's no shortcut out of it, and we just have to grin and bear it. I heard somewhere that habits are made and broken in 14 days, so hopefully this little tidbit sees you through. Moreover, you're blessed with a year filled with both familiarity and possibility - familiarity for the first half of the year in Boston, and possibility in the second half, in Melbourne. Plus, while it's not the same, we're all just a what's app message or tweet away. =)

[thecuteonekills]

Hey Mike,

I don't know exactly what you're going through, but i have had my share of terrible separations and i hope that you believe me when i say that it does get better. And the great part is, you can always change. The circumstances around you may be out of control, but you can always decide on how you'll look, what you'll do, where you'll go and how much you'll love again. ANG SENTI. but just know also that we're always here for you, okay?:)

[ext_981961]

Hope you know you can always revert to your old defaults. Not the same, but no break-ups possible, promise.