As I was writing my first How We Met post, I started contemplating who else I would write about besides my current boyfriend.
I listed the people I’ve dated and written about in the past in my mind and I just grew tired of thinking about those same old stories. Most of these people I haven’t spoken to or even thought about in years. Their impact on me has been far forgotten. So I decided to stop writing about them.
I’m retiring writing about old relationships and people that disappeared from my life a long time ago and for good reason. I’m tired of them, I’m tired of their stories, and they never really deserved that much from me anyway.
So I decided to only write about people I’ve spoken to in the last year, the people who still sort of linger. Or the people I’ve never written about, the stories I never told. Even they will disappear soon, but at least they are still relevant.
As time passes, these things seem to matter less and less. I’m sure those oldies but goodies will pop up now and then. And I’m sure the more recent people will get boring too. Time truly does help to heal wounds.

A true mark of growing up and moving on. Well done! 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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Love this! It is a better use of time to focus on the here and now as much as possible than the then and antiquated. It’s like why worry about those gogo boots with the fish in them when they are soooo from the past. Just one example. lol
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