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Dear Boyfriend

An open letter to my boyfriend thanking him for all he has done for me

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Dear Boyfriend
Ashley Tomlin

Dear Boyfriend

The first thing I need to say is thank you. Thank you for opening my eyes, we don’t always see things through the same light, (such as the recent election, but you kept me from being totally and utterly judgemental of the republican party.) Thank you for reminding me that I am beautiful, and for not letting me shut you out when I get down. You're a stubborn son of a bitch but that's one of the many things I like about you, you don't always let me get my way. Which keeps me from becoming a big headed, egotistical, spoiled brat. You hold me back sometimes but not always in a bad way, my sense of adventure can be overwhelming I know that, so as much as I tell you I hate how homebodied you are it's not always a horrible thing, I wish I could get you to go out and explore with me more. Although, if you didn't keep me home sometimes I would wear myself, and you, out. Thank you for helping me overcome my fears, as the holidays approach and there is shopping to be done you really have helped me come out of my shell and be more confident talking to strangers and asking for help. I hope i have been able to restore some of your confidence as well. You really are a handsome man, you will always deny it, doesn’t stop the fact that it is wholefully true. Thank you for the little things, like flowers and forehead kisses. Thank you for the big things like driving me to the airport at 5am and your amazing promposal. But most of all thank you for believing in me and being by my side the whole time. I believe that we will be together forever, with my whole heart. But even if we aren’t, if something goes wrong and we end up apart. I know that I am a better person for having you in my life, the world is a more beautiful place when I’m with you and I can’t thank you enough.

I love you,awhhh

Maggie
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