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I learned that break ups bring out the worst but also the best in people.
When N and I broke up we had a house and an apartment and ten years of shared stuff. There was not one moment of haggling or fighting over assets. It went like this: You take it. You always loved that thing. No, you take it. It meant so much to you. I spackled the holes in the wall from framed prints I removed, and touched up the paint, then moved furniture around so it wouldn't look so empty. She mailed me a huge box of Christmas presents, because she knew I was alone that first year, in another state. We might not have been in love, but we trusted each other. That's what got us through the divorce. From other breakups, I've learned: If it isn't real, the pain will disappear fast. If it is real, if there is love, it might take longer to get over, but the lessons will be deeper. Honestly though, I'm a slow learner in all things, especially those involving my heart. |
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