but I don't know what we accomplished together other than to build castles in the sky and make each other happy with our mutual love of discovering new treasures: writing, art, music, and romance." What we accomplished? Accomplishing is not the point of love, or of relationships in general. Being, loving, enjoying is what matters. I wonder if this isn't the single sign that might reassure you that ending it was the right choice-- that lifeview is clearly not compatible with yours. It may not be compatible with love in general.
To come away from such a loss and still be glad that it happened makes it more likely that you will find love again, and that at some point it may be a love that lasts a lifetime.
I've thought about it, especially with what she said afterwards (which isn't posted here), and there are definitely days when I agree with you. Perhaps she and I have different worldviews and would only have lasted a bit longer than what we did, anyway.
But at the same time, I don't know that it's true, and I feel like our worldviews could've worked each other out, maybe. I think long relationships are a matter of shaping people, not necessarily intentionally or overtly, and maybe that would've made a difference.
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but I don't know what we accomplished together other than to build castles in the sky and make each other happy with our mutual love of discovering new treasures: writing, art, music, and romance."
What we accomplished? Accomplishing is not the point of love, or of relationships in general. Being, loving, enjoying is what matters. I wonder if this isn't the single sign that might reassure you that ending it was the right choice-- that lifeview is clearly not compatible with yours. It may not be compatible with love in general.
To come away from such a loss and still be glad that it happened makes it more likely that you will find love again, and that at some point it may be a love that lasts a lifetime.
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I've thought about it, especially with what she said afterwards (which isn't posted here), and there are definitely days when I agree with you. Perhaps she and I have different worldviews and would only have lasted a bit longer than what we did, anyway.
But at the same time, I don't know that it's true, and I feel like our worldviews could've worked each other out, maybe. I think long relationships are a matter of shaping people, not necessarily intentionally or overtly, and maybe that would've made a difference.
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