Letting go when friendships die forEVAR.

Actually, how sure are you to believe that things will be OK again? That's the real problem. Things will only get better if your friend shows off some signs that indicates a change. If not...that's for you to decide.

First Q: Your heart knows better. Erase them if reading them makes you feel guilty, sad, depressed, or other negative feelings. Keeping sorrowful memories does not worth it.

Second Q: Yes. Just let the time heals your wounds. Just never look back and don't ever regret whatever things you are NOT guilty for, and everything will be OK. Don't even once consider yourself guilty; he's the asshole, not you.

Third Q: Once again, it's back to your heart. Do you really believe that whatever you desire will turn out the way you want you want it to be? But once again, it's all up to you.Judging from your story, I don't really believe that's the case. It's better to ignore these kind of people, they deserve it. This may sound harsh, but sometimes, actions must be done.

Basically, you maybe should just end this strange relationship. He's gone away...why would you risk your feelings for what he's done to you? There are plenty of new people to make friends or one you've already known. Letting go of one won't do you any harm. Just find a new one.

But it's in your hands. If you really believe he'll come back, then just hope.

Most amazing jew boots