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a girl i used to work with met someone at a friend’s wedding and they talked for six hours straight. like the dj was packing up and they were still on the steps outside arguing about whether cereal counts as soup. he walked her to her car, they texted until sunrise, and for about three weeks it felt like the universe had been holding them back just to drop them into each other’s lives at the perfect moment. inside jokes on day two. nicknames by day four. him telling her stuff he said he’d never told anyone. she told me “it feels like i’ve known him forever” and i believed her because she was glowing. and then, just as fast as it started, it was over. no fight. no big betrayal. he got a job across the country, or he got back with someone, or life just sort of shrugged and pulled them apart, and every version she tried to make work just fizzled. she said the worst part wasn’t even missing him. it was not knowing what to call it. you can’t really grieve a breakup when there was never a relationship. people don’t bring you ice cream for a three-week almost. they don’t understand why you’re still thinking about someone you barely dated. and that’s exactly why it hits so weird. it’s like the universe handed you something amazing, let you hold it for a second, and then went “oops, my bad, that one actually wasn’t supposed to be yours” 😭 but what she said to me months later stuck. she said that connection showed her what she’d been missing. she didn’t know conversation could feel that easy, or that someone could be that curious about her. she’d been settling for lukewarm for so long she forgot what warm felt like. and maybe that’s what it was for. not a forever, but a reminder. not the person, but proof that feeling was possible. some people come into your life just long enough to raise your standards and then disappear so you don’t confuse them for the destination. so if you’re stuck on an almost right now, something short and insane that ended before it had a name, it’s okay to miss it. just don’t mistake it for the best you’ll ever get. the universe didn’t take it because you didn’t deserve it. it took it because it wasn’t the one, and it wanted you to know what the real one is going to feel like.
a girl i used to work with met someone at a friend’s wedding and they talked for six hours straight. like the dj was packing up and they were still on the steps outside arguing about whether cereal counts as soup. he walked her to her car, they texted until sunrise, and for about three weeks it felt like the universe had been holding them back just to drop them into each other’s lives at the perfect moment. inside jokes on day two. nicknames by day four. him telling her stuff he said he’d never told anyone. she told me “it feels like i’ve known him forever” and i believed her because she was glowing. and then, just as fast as it started, it was over. no fight. no big betrayal. he got a job across the country, or he got back with someone, or life just sort of shrugged and pulled them apart, and every version she tried to make work just fizzled. she said the worst part wasn’t even missing him. it was not knowing what to call it. you can’t really grieve a breakup when there was never a relationship. people don’t bring you ice cream for a three-week almost. they don’t understand why you’re still thinking about someone you barely dated. and that’s exactly why it hits so weird. it’s like the universe handed you something amazing, let you hold it for a second, and then went “oops, my bad, that one actually wasn’t supposed to be yours” 😭 but what she said to me months later stuck. she said that connection showed her what she’d been missing. she didn’t know conversation could feel that easy, or that someone could be that curious about her. she’d been settling for lukewarm for so long she forgot what warm felt like. and maybe that’s what it was for. not a forever, but a reminder. not the person, but proof that feeling was possible. some people come into your life just long enough to raise your standards and then disappear so you don’t confuse them for the destination. so if you’re stuck on an almost right now, something short and insane that ended before it had a name, it’s okay to miss it. just don’t mistake it for the best you’ll ever get. the universe didn’t take it because you didn’t deserve it. it took it because it wasn’t the one, and it wanted you to know what the real one is going to feel like.

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