Now, 2 months since she departed. It hasn't gotten any easier like people say it will and my thoughts of being with her have increased exponentially. I Originally out of impulse and without much research purchased what I thought was the right "ticket" to CTB to meet her only to later find out my bus wouldn't reach her destination. Now, before time drifts further apart I'm planning my second "ticket" purchase and hopefully now being a bit more informed I'll be able to finally see her again.
Snake of Eden
“Ye shall be as gods..🍎 🐍”
- Jun 22, 2021
- 2,472
Time heals nothing unless you got something better than that you lost. If you still lack the replacement then the wound will always be there
CatTheBus5689
Member
- Jun 22, 2021
- 76
I would say the wound does heal but there may always be a massive scar. It really is going to take more than 2 months though ... It took me about a year and a half.
Well, my parents are still alive so I can't delete myself yet. I've always been somewhat of a loner and enjoy peace and quiet so it wasn't impossible for me to get back into that state of mind. And I am lucky enough to have a few good friends. Humans (and especially animals) are quite resilient and can adapt to changes but it does take time.
nopointofliving
Warrior
- Apr 19, 2021
- 513
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 46,200
Yes, we can never forget anything either, so you are right that time doesn't always heal. Memories can be powerful. Living can be painful.
demuic
Life was a mistake
- Sep 12, 2020
- 1,383
I feel like the memories are one of the most painful things in life.
Remembering how things used to be and what has been lost makes the present even more painful.
hʚll
not real.
- Jun 18, 2021
- 467
hey. i am sorry that you lost her. i hope that you will able to meet her again somewhere safer and stay together forever, far from any danger.
