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To The Guy Who Has My Heart

You make it easy.

Kiandra DeSenna-Mata

May 23, 2018

Boston

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Kiandra DeSenna-Mata

One Monday night I got a message from you. You messaged me about how beautiful I was and how you wanted to know if I’d go out on a date sometime. I’ll admit your messages did make me smile but I didn’t think much of it. But I figured why not, I love going on dates and you’re easy on the eyes which helped. I said yes that night but I didn’t expect it to turn into anything special.

We quickly began texting every day whenever we had time too. Good morning and goodnight texts became the norm and I found myself looking forward to these little things. Still I told myself it’s just one date it doesn’t mean anything. Well I was wrong and I’m so glad I was.

We hung out a few days in the row and by the end of our first date I was hooked. You made me smile and laugh more than I had in a long time. I never could have imagined myself falling for someone the way I fell for you but i wouldn’t change it for the world.

You’re one of the most amazing people I have ever met in this world and you inspire me to be a better version of me each and every day by loving me the way you do. So thank you for all the things you do. I know I’m not always the best at expressing my emotions but here is some of the things I want to thank you for.

Thank you for asking me out on that first date even when we barely knew eachother.

Thank you for seeing me for me, not many people do.

Thank you for looking at me the way you do, it’s what hopeless romantics like me dream of.

Thank you for making it so easy to love you and so hard to stay mad at you.

Thank you for spoiling me with love and attention....and well food

Thank you for the goodmorning and goodnight texts I have recieved everyday since we’ve been together.

Thank you for all the smiles and uncontrollable laughter.

Thank you for the unforgetable memories we have made together.

Thank you for making everyday with you an adventure.

Thank you for brightening up my life with that smile of yours.

Thank you for being such much more than just my boyfriend.

Just, thank you for being you.

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