Letting Go


“One of the hardest decisions you’ll ever face in life is choosing whether to walk away or try harder”

“The knowledge of the past stays with us. To let go is to release the images and the emotions, the regrets and the fears of the past that bind our spirit.”

“One of the simplest ways to stay happy is letting go of the things that make you sad.”

“Some of us think holding on makes us strong, but sometimes it is letting go.”

It’s quotes like these that have got me thinking about my relationships recently. If you have ever given your whole self to another person, and had that person drift away, then I hope this speaks to you. I feel like I have been trying to fix a relationship that has no hope. I have this problem, which some may see as a blessing, where if I want something I can’t stop until I have it. In some circumstances this is great! But in the case, makes letting go just that much harder. One second I’m happy and the next I’m being torn apart. How am I supposed to fix all these different situations? I wish I could get things back to how they were. Not in a sense where I want to leave behind what I have now, but in a sense where I can feel at peace wherever I go. I know now that there is a point within this whole process that you just have to stop. Not give up, but just let go. If I am the only one fighting, then what truly am I fighting for? For a relationship that is broken… Maybe it can’t be fixed, and maybe I just need to stow it away in a beautiful part of my past. It is said that letting go is hard, but holding on is even harder. I know I am going to miss them everyday and a part of me wishes that I could’ve done something different, but I have to forgive myself and begin growing again.