How To Mend A Broken Heart

by Al Green

I kind of like this guy. I talk myself into not caring about him. But I do in a friendly way. I thought I should take it all back for whatever reason. But I don't. And nor do I regret liking and caring about him. But I entered into a thought. No matter how much I think I could possibly regret how I felt about something or someone, the reality of what a moment was doesn't change what it was just because of the moment now. Does that make sense? If you were for something and now you realized that you were wrong, just because you're right at this moment, it doesn't mean you were right all of the time. You were wrong and now you changed, you're right. It seems like a lot of people act like during a break-up that their partner is a jerk and must have always been. They'd find every mistake from the past and say that they must have saw their partner through rose-tinted glass. But just as much we all change and do stuff, everyone else does too. For that matter, everything changes and if it didn't-

perhaps, be worried.

In the end, change is scary. That's why we fear death and the unknown. It's an endless amount of possibility and questions. But that's what makes it more special. Is it just me but when you do your best for what you want and let the rest of it work itself out, miracles happen? I still believe in that. I live by that. Oh! Though, does that work for a break-up? Not always. It always takes two for a relationship to work.