Matters On Breakup Relationship

If the relationship ends here let it end 
No matter how beautiful the watch if it has lost battery 
It's worth zero, there is beauty but waiting it's useless 
The relationship that wants to end don't hold it on 
No matter how long or deep the relationship is 
It is better to end it up necessarily
Without battery, the clock cannot give the correct time 
It's not much possible to sort out anyway 
If you hold the ending relationship with negotiation 
It is possible to last two days or two months, not more
It is more beautiful than seeing your face in a broken mirror 
It is better to be alone than to love person not loving you no more
In a relationship with the mentality of leaving 
One who wants to go once he will go 
Let it be today or tomorrow he will go
You just have to start practicing adjusting things.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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De Beaulieu Avatar
March 19, 2025 at 10:45 AM
Hello Hugo, yes if the marriage is not working let it go. If the man in the relationship cheats , does that mean he lost interest in his wife? Will he end the marriage for the one he he is interested in now? I ponder this? Love you more. /Darlene/
De Beaulieu Avatar
March 21, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Hello Hugo, yes cheating can be reconciled, yes loving is separable. yes letting go is hard. Once the shock is over then it can be accepted later on. Love you herfe Hugo. /Darlene/
Sarvida Jr. Avatar
March 20, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Cheating may still be reconciled, but not loving at all is separable. Let it go when it comes to freedom of happiness. letting go is hard but can be learned and can be accepted later on. Love you here, Darlene./Hugo.
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