So have you
ever done something that had ruined something that was seemingly so perfect?
Have you worn the guilt like a boulder on your shoulders? It’s like you want to
talk about it and possibly fix it but things have been okay since the incident
and you don’t want to bring up issues that happened maybe months ago? It may
even seem like it shouldn’t be a big deal, but to someone that thing hurt them.
Then because of that thing things just aren’t how they used to be. Sometimes
you get so close to it being good again but then next thing you know it’s like
nothing is there. All you want is for it to be good again but you don’t know
what to do. Maybe all this time since the incident you’ve been pretending and
so now it can’t be fixed even if you tried. Like in the back of their mind they
have made up their mind that this is all you are ever going to be and you no
longer mean as much to them as you did. Maybe you should stop waiting around
for something to happen when it’s not and make the move to have the talk. Maybe
it could end up good and make the relationship stronger. Sometimes trust can be
diminished but it is not totally lost, therefore you can gain it back. Trust,
is probably the biggest issue after an incident happens. Then maybe set a time
period of when you expect things to be getting better and if they are not at
least starting to be better then you know to end it and move on. That’s just
how it is, and I suppose how it should be either way. This could go for any
relationship: a friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, mother, father, daughter, son,
sister, brother, or any other person you may come into contact with and have
some kind of relationship with them.
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