We met in September and I knew right away you were too good to be true but I took a chance and we dated anyway. You’re the sweetest person I’ve ever met and even though our relationship was short lived and you dumped me over Facebook, I’m still grateful that I was able to spend the time with you that I did. You were the one that got away and I’ll always wonder what we could have had. I hope you achieve all your dreams and find the love you’re searching for. Even though we will never meet again I will always think back fondly on our short time together. I never thought I would date again but you have opened that door for me to get out there and keep trying. Best of luck with school and I hope your life is full of love and adventure. I’ll miss you more.
—Throwing away the crutches
This article appears in Feb 14-20, 2019.
Big Toe Girl? I do NOT want to know.
Broke up over Facebook! Is that the new norm – text message breakups? Why not a face to face in a coffee shop or at least a phone call to provide a little closure to the person being dumped? It all sounds a bit cold-hearted.
Some people don’t even have phone numbers anymore… Just rock the ol’ WIFI. Hard to end it with somebody when you have no idea where they are or how to get ahold of them… Perhaps that’s why this person (who was too good to be true) ended things. #trustissues
2019 ain’t like the olden days *rolls eyes*
This belongs in LTWWL, no?