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Thank You For Breaking My Heart

When I lost you, I found myself

Blakely Dooley

Sep 06, 2016

Brewton-Parker College

Blakely Dooley

Dear Boy,

To start things off, I just want you to know that I do not hate you nor will I ever. This letter isn't to ridicule you or to make you look like a bad guy.

Thank you for being my best friend.

Thank you for being there for me always. We went through some great times and some really terrible times. Thank you for holding me when I needed you the most, and for letting me tell you all of my annoying problems. When I think back on things, I wish that we could still be friends.

Thank you for breaking my heart.

Thank you. While we were together I had my whole life planned out around you. When you broke my heart, I had to learn how to move on and I had to realize what was really important in my life. That was not you. Because of you I had to learn to trust in God to make plans for my life; I was no longer relying on you. I learned that I should never rely on a guy as much as I did you. Thank you for making me never want a relationship like ours ever again.

I'll never forget the good times we had and the lessons I learned from you. I am thankful that we met because I know you came into my life for a reason. I just never thought I would learning a lesson from our bad relationship.

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