Moving On

[boogiemacho]

I thought i did, then she recently reached out, says she’s separated, now i’m at a loss…

[ErgoPa8]

2 years and counting

[Angus18]

super move on na po ako hehehe 5 years

[kunehomtc]

can't even remember how long it has been LOL

 

[Hyundai of hiway]

2 years na.

Kaya love yourself nalang muna

[MonzReyes]

Just gotta do it. nobody else is going to do it for you. 

[LunaCoco]

3 years na

[Rave0987]

1 1/2 years 

[c1tyhunt3r]

Dia

[kjyo]

a part of me thought and even wished that you’d be in better places and better circles as the years passed.

 

…yet here i am standing where you dreamt what your wishes were suppose to be.

[richardahorton2015]

toxic. on again off again relationship. hoping to get the mental strength to break it off cleanly

[icuminpeace]

1 hour ago, richardahorton2015 said:

toxic. on again off again relationship. hoping to get the mental strength to break it off cleanly

Been there... May the Force be with you, brother.

[kjyo]

i’ve watched this show before- it’s predictable and it doesn’t get any better.

the reruns are much worse; best cease prior to this comedy developing any further. 

[sweetlollipop]

love yourself

[RBony]

I’ve always believed that being part of the Batang '90s made me resilient-we were built strong. But even the strongest go through seasons of breaking. Two events in my life have deeply shaken me. First, the separation from my wife-a life-changing moment that left me feeling unmoored. In the aftermath, I found a therapist who, in the span of 12 sessions, helped me feel seen, understood, and even happy again.
That bond, though comforting and meaningful, isn’t meant to go beyond the boundaries of our sessions. And now, I find myself facing another kind of goodbye-one that’s hard to put into words. How do you gently let go of someone who helped you hold yourself together?