This is a tough debate. Many people believe in fate ( I confess I am one of them), others say its merely coincidence.
Looking back on the lifetimes I feel I've through every event, every bad breakup or bad relationship I stayed in served a purpose of some sort. It never feels like it in the moment but there's something strange when you recollect and notice that at the exact moment one door closed the right one opened. My husband does not believe in fate but I do believe it brought me to him.
Aside from love there's other ways fate works and I want to take time out in my blog to recognize a huge part of my life.
Megan Jane this is for you.
I'm going to be candid because I think people need to hear this. Megan and I have been friends for HALF my life! We had a falling out and it was probably one of the worst times of my life but I am VERY grateful for what I learned from it. I learned to not take your loved ones for granted. I learned that we're ALWAYS growing and still changing. I learned what it really means to truly forgive and forget. We all have our quarrels and we may not always be able to see one another sides in the heat of the moment. But I am thankful I was given the chance to have time to think about my actions and grow. I have become more appreciative of this woman. I'll put this out there too. I don't expect everyone to understand and frankly it doesn't matter if they do. I'm sure the same can go for some thinking the same about me. It comes down to one thing. All the petty things the little fights the disagreements mean nothing. The memories, the great times, change and growth are all that matter.
I also learned that in our hearts we're really still the same kids we were 14 years ago.
We still have the best of intentions, always.
We've been through it all from home phones to cell phones, livejournal to facebook, baggy jeans to fitted jeans.
Thank you for not giving up on me.
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