"If you love someone, let them go," as if it were that easy. Truth is, each one of us is holding on to something-maybe a dream, perhaps a job, or a person. The internet is full of masterclasses on letting go, pieces of advice, and techniques on the art of detachment. But if it was that simple, it wouldn't feel the way it does. Like watching a sunset, so beautiful yet so painful at the same time. You know it's coming, but it still catches you off guard. Slowly and slowly, you watch the colors fade out, the light dwindles, and the sky darkens. Letting go of the person you love is a bittersweet moment, a reminder that even the most beautiful things come to an end.
And while it is true, that you should never chase or beg someone to be in your life, 'letting go' is the moment when you truly accept that there is no coming back from here. It feels scary because it is a leap of faith into the unknown. Deep down you know, that you'll never be the same. But you also know that staying where you are is no longer an option. So you take a deep breath, close your eyes, and jump. And whatever is meant to happen in the story next, you allow it to unfold.
At the end of the day, true love is not just about the depth of your love, but also about the courage it takes to let go. It is also about respecting the wishes of that person, honoring their decision, and moving on with your life. No matter how uncomfortable it feels like, it is about knowing that better things are yet to come...
