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Divorce.

by canistartover

I'm parked next to the spot you proposed to me only it's not winter and you're not here anymore but somehow I can look over and hear you laughing about my grandmother and how she won't be able to nag us about getting married anymore sometimes I wonder if we didn't try hard enough to make it work I know I gave up on you maybe a little too soon I guess we both made some mistakes there are days that I wonder if I could ever forgive you but most days I know I still can't.
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Written by
canistartover
31 / F
Published
Jul 26, 2016
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23·97
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#love#hate#relationship#divorce#proposal#engagement
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