We Weren’t Meant For Each Other And Through Time I’ll Learn To Live With It

I wish I had a time machine to bring back time. At least an hour before our fight, and I would cling to that moment. Desperately. I would try to do things differently. I would try to say something else. But I don’t have a time machine and I cannot bring back time. And I cannot deny the fact that we tried, but we failed miserably each time. 

I remember it all so vividly. How we laughed with hours on end, how you cooked for me, and how I used to wake you up early in the morning to bug you even though I knew you were a sleepyhead and everything but a morning person. It never bothered you. You knew that was my way of showing just how much I love you. I remember holding hands and hiking. I remember the emerald earrings you gave me, and the wild roses, and that purple lipstick. I remember it all. But I also know how we would do the same things over and over again, spinning in circles, and how we would call those toxic fights learning experiences.

I remember how we were perfect for each other – somehow, inexplicably. But we just weren’t meant to be. I remember how the finality of things hovered over our heads and we watched it approaching without being able to stop it. I understand why we’re a perfect match. We bonded so easily; we had the same humor. You were the lenient one, I the impulsive one, getting mad over stupid little things. I go over our relationship in my head and I put the blame on me.

Maybe it was me who ended it. If I’d only tried a little harder…but no. We would have ended exactly where we are right now, no matter how, and no matter what. It’s bigger than you, destiny. But know this: I still cherish you. I wish you only the best. And I remember you. Your perfume. Your gentle hands around my waist. I am sorry we don’t have each other on social media anymore. I’d like to see where you are now, the things you’ve achieved. I’ve tried texting you a hundred times, but I never hit send

Breakups are not easy. I know. They need time. I need time to get over you. But I will. One day. 

Time. Time. Time. Time. 

Nora Connel

Written by Nora Connel

Nora Connel writes from experience and curiosity. As an established writer, she blends knowledge and creativity to craft articles that resonate with readers worldwide.

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