I was so angry with you for walking out on our relationship, but now I must thank you for giving my life back. Perhaps I left our relationship a long time ago before you ever walked away when I felt rejected by your inability to understand me or support me in my endeavors. I was so disappointed and angry that I never let you forget it. This was my greatest sin in our marriage, and I am sorry for putting you through hell in the form of guilt trips. In the process of proving you wrong, I have only grown to become selfish, obsessive, and plain miserable.
I wish I had given you more credit for the good qualities that you do have. You are very responsible and a man of your word. I love that about you. Even now, I know if you say you will do something (although you probably will never promise to do anything for me at this point), I know I can count on you. Perhaps we would have made a better business partner than a marriage partner.
I wish I had known what it meant to have a good, healthy relationship. I know more bad relationships than good ones, and I have yet to figure out how people maintain good relationships. Even still, thank you for allowing me to grow from this experience. I wish it didn't have to be painful to learn it this way, but I guess this is what it means to grow up.
I finally let you go from my heart a whole year after our divorce. I took our wedding engagement photos out of my violin case. I don't know why I didn't do it sooner, but I must have been still holding onto some kind of nonexistent hope in hopes that things didn't have to be this way. I have finally accepted my reality and started to finally feel free. So long.
Truly,
Eun-Jin
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