Time has worn away our passions, and when the trivialities of life have eroded our dreams, and when we can no longer find resonance with each other, it may be time to stop and think about our relationship.
Once, we met in the vast sea of people, attracted to each other, and fell in love with each other. We have lived countless days and nights together, sharing laughter and tears, and creating wonderful memories together. However, the passage of time wears us out and makes us feel tired.
Perhaps, we are no longer the people we need each other. Our dreams and goals drift apart, and our values and lifestyles become different. The tacit understanding and intimacy we once had became thinner and thinner, and our communication became more and more difficult. We are no longer able to give each other the support and understanding we need.
Perhaps, we have lost our attraction to each other. Our love is no longer a burning flame, but an ember that is gradually extinguishing. Our intimacy is no longer a passionate embrace, but an indifferent relative. Our relationships became more and more silent, and our relationships became more and more hollow.
Perhaps, we are tired. Tired of quarrels and cold wars, tired of endless bickering and complaining. We are no longer willing to continue to give for an uncertain future. We are no longer willing to hold on for a relationship that no longer makes us happy. We need to stop, rest and find ourselves again.
Breaking up doesn't mean failure, it's a brave choice. We can choose to let go of the baggage of the past and start our lives anew. We can choose to find our own happiness and chase our dreams. We can choose to give each other a chance to find a partner who is more suitable for us.
Breaking up doesn't mean we don't care about each other anymore, it's a fulfillment. We can choose to be each other's friends and give each other support and blessings. We can choose to keep those good memories and make them a part of our lives. We can choose to believe that our breakup is for a better future.
When we feel tired, when we feel like we can't go on, maybe it's time to stop and think about our relationship. Breaking up is not a failure, but a brave choice. Let's be brave to face reality and be brave in our pursuit of our own happiness. Because it is only when we are truly happy that we can give true happiness to others.