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“The whole world isn’t rotten, but it’s like all you can see is the ugliness,”
“So, is that the truth about love? That it lives even longer than the hearts who are touched by it?”
“Mental illness doesn’t make you a burden. Only a weak person would think that of you.”
It might not have been love at first sight, but it was pretty damn close. It was more like the recognition of souls. Like my soul saw hers and knew instantly that it had found its home.
Because if I’ve learnt anything from this it’s that sometimes to truly love someone you have to let them go.
We’re strangers and soulmates and ghosts from our pasts. I’ve moved on from her, yet I’ve loved her every single day since she left.
“It doesn’t matter how much time passes between us, if you need me, I will always come for you.”
“Pretty girl, listen to me. There is no one else in this world for me but you. It has always been you. And I will wait as long as you need me to until you show up on my doorstep and tell me its time. I’ll wait forever, baby. Forever.”
Mental illness isn’t a choice. No one wakes up one morning and chooses to be depressed. I certainly never wrote ‘depression’ on my Christmas wish list, but I was gifted it nonetheless.
