A Way Out

Is it any wonder that when we are at breaking point, we consult the simplest things? Being away from my actual life has taught me something, I have people who love me. Not just that, I have people who want me with them. I have people who would walk 9.67 miles just to see me and know I would do the same for them. Of course we would be prepared, but that doesn't matter now, no one would matter then. Now I've realized that no matter how many problems you come across in a relationship you'll always pull through.

Whether it's because they're far away, maybe because you can't see them anymore, or that now that you have them; they lost your interest. Road blocks in a relationship of any kind appear, it doesn't matter how far you would go if they can't even meet you half-way. I think it's because I've really experienced this and actually hurt so badly. When you miss someone, you realize how much to love them, how much you care for them, how much you need them, and how important they really are in your life. If you ever took the time to appreciate them, especially when they're gone, you'd realize how many life lessons they told you. Could it be possible that the personality of a person depends on who is their friend? Their personality and their friend's personality mixed together makes them whole, like a complete person.

I think I just found out what makes people human, and how to accept them for who they are. Perhaps I should save that for another time.

Signing off,
Margarita