"U can Survive anything if u have survived the heart break."

All good things must come to an end. In some cases, that end is long and drawn out. In other instances, it hits you out of nowhere. And sometimes, it's a confusing mix of both that leaves you with the impression that you just didn't try hard enough to keep it going.

I sit in the apartment, with Laptop and a glass of whiskey with ice in it, contemplating the highs and lows of life along the journey been through. Memories of nicknames, cuddling and memories lend tears to my eyes. Other recollections, less pleasant and more repressed, fill me with an intense sense of relief.

Love comes and goes unexpectedly. People get together in a flurry of circumstance: they help each other through hard times, teach each other important lessons and then fade from one another’s heart and mind. This decay can take months, years... The truly lucky get to experience love for a lifetime, the ride coming to an end only when the physical heart dies in tandem with the emotional one.

The trouble with love is that this fading is never coordinated, leaving us in uneven levels of disrepair.

A heart break can help you face almost anything; maybe because there is nothing more in life to loose than self confidence and belief.

My head is cloudy with that sadness headache one gets after shedding too many tears. My body feels uncomfortable from too much alcohol, as I know going to bed will be the worst part. Still, I am slightly exhilarated with the freedom and new beginnings that await me. Or is that fear?

My mind and soul contradict with their statements, Unable to decide what to pen down next. But the bottom line is:
Time is the greatest magician; who can heal almost everything
.I’ve lived through worse. I’ll be ok.

No, I’ll be even better.