My life has changed and it’s not your fault

Since I met you, my life has changed. Changed for the better. For much better. And I’m sorry to say, My love, but I would change even without you. Obviously would. You and I both know that your biceps, although reasonably hypertrophied, are still not capable of boosting the rotation of this old world without a gate and causing the turns my life takes.

Of course, some days were coated with lightness by her simple presence. But unfortunately, she, her beautiful and beloved presence, still hasn’t been able to make all the problems that shake my life disappear. Also because for everything besides you I use Mastercard and the invoice arrives every 30th. Unfortunately, it does. It even arrived in February, God knows why.

My parents didn’t stop fighting and the neighbor in 83 kept grabbing my car to make a goal. The fines for driving while talking on the phone came in and I paid them one by one. My boss sent me away to hire her own daughter and my mother was also fired. My cockatiel died, I was robbed at my door, I had embarrassing gynecological exams, I took the rain the day I went out in white pants, my toe nail got stuck, I hit my little finger on the corner of the door, I got viral and flu too. All this has happened and you have avoided absolutely nothing.

I found it strange. I’ve always heard that great love changes a woman’s life. That automatically all the problems in our lives disappear when we love and especially when we, so lucky, are well eaten. I found it weird again. I was told that when I was well loved all my problems would evaporate and I would be all smiles. Only then did I discover that no love, no matter how wonderful, pays the bills and washes the dishes accumulated in the sink. No man, not even you, my great love, solves my problems and makes me a more or less happy woman.

Lucky you. This is a difficult mission to be responsible for someone’s happiness. Especially when it is not possible to avoid all the problems that afflict someone’s life. Thank God I got a new job by myself, bought a new car by myself, took my meds by myself, paid my credit card bill by myself. I thank you immensely for having heard my laments and glories in recent times and I thank you even more for making yourself essential in my life even though I don’t need you for absolutely anything. This is what I call the purest, filtered, boiled and sieved, love.

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