The Love I Can't Surrender... Almost!!!

Hi I'm Mich,

I just want to share something that keeps on bothering me for a while now.I have a lover and he said he was confused and probably didn't love me. But, I still truly did. Even until now, I love all his flaws, his imperfections, all of him. But I can't force him to love me anymore. It hurts but he was my everything.

We could've fixed it, but he probably didn't want to. He used to be the very best part of me. I'll never forget our memories we had together, but if I had the chance to talk to him again, I would want to say thank you for the beautiful memories.

Please help me how can I learn to forget him.

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