Maybe we would grow apart, he would develop a personality that I would know nothing about, we would start our families, have children of our own, and there would come a point when in thinking about 'family' we would think of the ones we made, not the ones we were from. Jenny Zhang
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A relationship is like a garden; the seeds that we plant and water, grow into something beautiful and great. When we say that the people we love, begin to grow apart from us, we are letting go of the beauty of our relationship. We realize that our relationship has passed its prime and it never had the chance to bloom into what it could have been. Sometimes, we let things get to far and we cannot fix them anymore. All we can do is love and remember each other with fondness and respect.

Source: Sour Heart

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