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A letter to my Ex.

Today I am so in love with the Man God made just for me!! Last year I thought I was in love with you. I was going through a really hard time, dude#1 dumped me,  We started off as friends. Then we became really good friends . For two years we were drawn to one another. i would talk to you until you fell asleep. You said my voice was soothing. Then dude#1 messed up and you saw an opening. I really didn’t want a relationship and neither did you. You took care of me and gave me comfort. You tried to convince me that you where not in some kind of twisted relationship .  Then you dumped me cause ?? I don’t know and today I really don’t care.
I really liked you. I would have always had your back and supported you and most of all loved you. Oh well. Only now can I say ………

THANK YOU FOR DUMPING ME

If I tried to hold on to you I would have missed my King!!

THANK YOU AGAIN !!

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