You may be sure none of it makes sense… but it all makes sense to me. I will always love you.

An online diary of a heartbroken man
You may be sure none of it makes sense… but it all makes sense to me. I will always love you.

I’m just wondering how you are doing, what is going on with your job. I wish you well.
Sometimes it makes me sad. But mostly it makes me remember how much I loved you and how glad I am that you were part of my life. It always makes me miss you.
I hope you are doing well and finding your way to happiness.

5/7/17
You write on your own blog that I don’t care about you and must be angry – but that is so far from true. The truth is you told me your life is easier without me in it. You stopped being a friend because it is easier for you to “live your life without worrying” about me. You didn’t ask me if I care, you just cut me from your life.
Yesterday was my mother’s birthday and I visited her grave today. It was her death that led me to asking you out. I decided it was time to take a chance and see what happens.
If you want to know how I feel, you’ll have to put yourself out there a little and ask.
4/25/17 10:00a
I was driving through downtown and looked over – it could have been you, walking down the sidewalk wearing big sunglasses and a familiar coat, dark hair. I wasn’t sure if I wished was you or glad it wasn’t.

4/6/17


April 4, 2017
Why must you hide your truth from me? I was being your friend, but it turns out you can’t be mine.
You wrote “I no longer surround myself with men… I no longer care what people think of me.” And, that you are happy being single. Yet the very same day you change your profile picture and relationship status. You think that locking me away from your profile will keep me from finding out? There are too many ways to learn the truth on the internet.
It hurts that you lie to me so much. That is why I don’t post or reply to your emails.