the girl you never forget

[markthemango]

copy and pasted from a site

 

 

I'm a 47 year old male who has been married for the last 14 years with two kids. Yet there's one girl, to this day I don't forget. We dated for a 10 months when i was 27. I thought she was the one. I had never felt the way I felt when I was with her. Unfortunately at the age of 27, I could still be childish and immature. It ultimately pushed her away. I begged and pleaded and said I would change but she wouldn't let me take that chance. I lost her for good. I was down in the dumps then I saw the light. I could stil use this to motivate myself to become a better person. If she saw me as childish and immature maybe other women did to. I slowly began to change and work on becoming more adult. I had my moments where I strugged but it was going well. I made contact with her a year later but she had a boyfriend. I wanted to throw in the towel but I kept working on myself. I moved and ended up meeting my now wife.

 

I haven't talked to my ex, the girl who made me a better person in about 18-19 years. Haven't looked her up on facebook, haven't texted or called. I don't even know what she's up to but I do wonder. Though I love my wife and would never leave her and is very important to me my ex is almost as important. She woke me up,and made me realized I needed to get my life in order. Though it was only 10 months together I'll never forget the good times

 

Thank you amy for breaking my heart and making me a better person

[totenkopf]

This sounds just like how I feel right now I was with my ex girlfriend for ten months I was also 27 at the time and we broke up in October last year. I had wanted to be with her for many years and she claimed the same. She ended things suddenly after a series of arguments but I feel that she was just a user and it has been confirmed she is a liar, two months on she was in another relationship and six weeks after she was engaged. I really hope I do not feel like this in years to come.