I’m stuck grieving something that never even had a name. Stuck between moving on and holding onto the smallest hope that maybe this wasn’t supposed to end here.
Because the truth is… it’s not that I can’t let you go.
It’s that a part of my heart still believes you were supposed to stay.

Has anyone felt like that too!

I’m stuck grieving something that never even had a name. Stuck between moving on and holding onto the smallest hope that maybe this wasn’t supposed to end here.
Because the truth is… it’s not that I can’t let you go.
It’s that a part of my heart still believes you were supposed to stay.

Have anyone felt like that too!

My boyfriend (24 age) and I (25 age)have been long distance for all most a year because of our careers. We love each other and communicate well overall, but lately the emotional side of the distance has been really difficult.
I think the hardest part is that small relationship moments disappear — no casual hugs, dinners together, or simply existing in the same space. Arguments also feel worse over text because tone gets misunderstood easily.
We still make time for calls and online dates, but sometimes I feel emotionally exhausted from always missing someone instead of actually building a normal life together.
Sometimes I feel guilty for struggling because nothing is technically ‘wrong’ between us. But the distance creates this constant low-level sadness and frustration.
The hardest part is that feeling disconnected during stressful periods because we can’t just sit together and talk naturally.”
For people who’ve been through long distance relationships, how did you manage the emotional fatigue?”