tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14352811.post6031222066195248255..comments2023-06-09T11:05:10.995-04:00Comments on pebble dare: as the flowers fadeKhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13764190794608434090noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14352811.post-48132907506831327262018-11-22T16:57:03.671-05:002018-11-22T16:57:03.671-05:00Thank you for sharing excellent informations. Your...Thank you for sharing excellent informations. Your web-site is very cool. I’m impressed by the details that you¡¦ve on this web site. It reveals how nicely you understand this subject. Bookmarked this web pageOn the supplementshttp://onthegosupplments.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14352811.post-11677613227333879412017-12-01T12:28:15.800-05:002017-12-01T12:28:15.800-05:00You have always been one of the most beautiful sou...You have always been one of the most beautiful souls I've ever known, inside and out. Although I've been trying to put my own life back together, I want to apologize for not being there when I could have. I've written this sentence probably twenty times, hoping to get to the words that need to come out, and while I've definitely failed at that, I'm with B on a lot of these things. Our lives have thrust the three of us in far different directions, and we've turned to writing--turned inward--for healing on most occasions. That seems to have always been the preferred method, but maybe the next step requires more. <br /><br />Trust is unfortunately one of those things that, once broken, is never quite the same. In some cases, though, trust can be rebuilt in ways that are improvements over what once was. In this way, I've learned to view trust not as a glass vase--as is commonly discussed--but as a Lego tower. This not only reminds me that trust can indeed be rebuilt, but that it was never "perfect" to begin with. Every relationship always has its flaws, and trying to remember the perfections of the past alone can lead to a pretty dark place. Sometimes, rebuilding trust extends beyond a single relationship. You may never be able to rebuild trust with a certain person, but the healing required in order to rebuild that particular trust is also required to ensure the health of your other relationships, present and future. I see your openness to this healing process--your willingness and even need to examine the situation from multiple angles (while still moving forward in your life)--and I know that you WILL heal. That you ARE healing. <br /><br />There is no supposed to. <br />There just is. <br />----------------------------------------<br /><br />Side note: I am grateful that you trust me enough to share these parts of your story--that you still consider me worthy of that trust. That speaks to one aspect of the beauty you hold as an individual. <br /><br />-DAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14352811.post-29137555465679733202017-10-13T07:46:16.570-04:002017-10-13T07:46:16.570-04:00I'm sorry I haven't always been there for ...I'm sorry I haven't always been there for you. I've learned a lot in the past few years and am actively (trying) to put that knowledge to work in my friendships now. <br /><br />That said, I admire how aware you are of your thought processes and how you analyze things. Let's learn more together. <3<br /><br />~B.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com