You are about to ditch the man you thought you would marry. He has taken care of you like no man ever has and maybe like no man ever will. This has somehow made him feel that because he’s giving you all of him, you owe it to him to understand and change who you are according to his values. And you in your own way would get rid of anyone who’d criticize your life, be that anyone. But him, you let him. Thought you’d come half way. But you couldn’t.
He wasn’t okay with your lifestyle, how freely you let yourself float in the world didn’t please him. He didn’t like the people you befriended, you are at fault here too but he should’ve trusted you considering how you’ve made him your entire world. Where every breath you took was him. But this wasn’t enough. And to go on, this very blog and it’s contents upset him. Like this very post would upset another.
You were suffocating. Dying. Panic attacks. Anxiety kicking in, your heart burning. Your body was clearly rejecting what he wanted you to be. And he didn’t understand this, none of this was real to him. He didn’t believe how a person could have these symptoms without physically falling ill.
In the end you let people go, because you will never be good enough for them. And because you’re too complicated and you can’t spend the rest of your life explaining to him how you are, and begging him to understand because from where he stands your mindset is illogical and your mental illness isn’t real. Seeing him everyday would be hard. Work would be twice as hard. When he moves on it will hurt. But remember, you let go because being with him made you want to kill your self. He made you question your entire life and the person you were, when he very clearly knew from the beginning whom and how I was. And so far into this commitment, him questioning your life and it’s choices made no sense to you. To sum it up, he bought himself an orange and expected it to become an apple in time. I’m the orange, what he wanted was an apple. And it doesn’t make sense why he’d get himself an orange when he clearly wanted an apple.
So, this post is for you, for you to remember why it had to end if you ever questioned yourself why. For the future. To not repeat the same mistake. To let go, to move on. To let him find someone who’s truly worth of all he can offer, to accept that person was never going to be you. Worlds apart you grew up, crossed paths and adjusted, squeezed your expectations into a tiny box and stuffed them in. And in the end it was nothing but a disappointment. Having given and charged so much, some of them will linger on, but that’s where it has to stop. And that’s where you will have read this again.
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