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Ellen Nguyen

Sep 26, 2020

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How to Get Over The Love That Changed You

Moving on isn’t the same as forgetting.

If you want to forget someone you love, I’m sorry you will never fully forget.

Your heart might stop yearning and your dreams no longer be haunted, then one day you might even be convinced you are done with missing and your wounds all healed.

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How to Get Over The Love That Changed You

Moving on isn’t the same as forgetting.

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