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sae :
the potential
2025-11-04 01:17:51
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nur ྀི :
For me, it’s the feelings that are harder to forget… because the person may leave, but the emotions they awakened in me stay alive. I can no longer touch them, talk to them, or see them the way I used to — but the feelings? They linger. They replay in my mind at night, they rise again with a song, a place, or even a quiet moment. The heart remembers what the mind tries to forget. It’s not the person I miss the most… it’s the version of me who once felt safe, seen, and loved by that person
2025-11-03 16:14:11
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ririii :
actually it’s easy to forget the person. their face, their voice, even the small details about them fade over time. but what’s hard to forget are the feelings you had when you were that person who loved, cared, and gave everything. you don’t really miss them; you miss how they made you feel, the version of yourself that existed when they were still around. sometimes, it’s not the person that lingers it’s the emotions, the warmth, and the way you used to see the world because of them.
2025-11-04 05:05:49
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🍑 :
The person might be gone, but the feelings remain.
2025-11-04 08:41:37
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natieee :
The feelings are harder to forget. A person can walk away. Their voice fades, their name stops appearing, their presence slowly becomes distant. But the feelings? They stay. They sink deep into you and live there quietly. They resurface when you least expect them—late at night, in familiar places, in moments that were never supposed to hurt this much. You can convince yourself that you’re over the person, but your heart remembers how it felt to be loved, to hope, to believe. You don’t miss their face as much as you miss the warmth, the safety, the way your heart once felt full because of them. People fade with time. But feelings don’t disappear—they soften, they ache, they haunt. And sometimes, what’s hardest to forget isn’t the person at all, it’s the love you gave, the dreams you built, and the part of yourself that never fully came back after they left.
2026-01-13 20:45:09
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david :
For me, it’s really the person. Because let’s be honest, the feelings only exist because of them. If I never met that person, I wouldn’t have felt all those emotions whether it was happiness, comfort, excitement, or even the little moments that made my day. When you think about forgetting, it’s not just the emotions that disappear. It’s the memories, the late-night talks, the laughs, and even the small things you didn’t notice at first but ended up meaning a lot. The feelings fade eventually, but the person stays in your mind because they were the reason everything happened. So yeah, for me, it’s definitely the person. They’re the root of everything, and that’s what makes it harder to forget.
2025-12-08 04:26:03
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carol :
If I had to choose, I’d say both the feeling and the person are hard to forget, but in different ways. The person leaves memories—faces, voices, habits—that stay in your mind no matter how much time passes. But the feeling, that deep emotion they made you experience, is what truly lingers in your heart. Sometimes you can forget the details about them, yet the emotion they gave still haunts you. It’s like remembering a song’s melody but forgetting the lyrics. The person might fade, but the way they made you feel—happy, loved, or even broken—sticks with you. Both are connected, because every time you recall the feeling, you end up remembering the person too. That’s what makes moving on so complicated—you’re not just forgetting someone, you’re forgetting a part of yourself that existed because of them.
2025-11-10 02:55:48
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Siiee :
if you you remember the person, you'll remember din ung feelings mo sa kanya. so iisa lang din yan. the person goes with the feelings, same as the feelings go with the person.
2025-11-04 01:34:09
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talaaa_^-^ :
the feelings. deja vu is always present....
2025-11-04 06:39:31
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edwardguerrero :
For me it’s the person. A person who gives that kind of feelings
2025-11-03 23:46:32
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⭐ :
pwede everything? kase along with all the feelings, memories, and experiences still reminds me of him
2025-11-04 09:49:05
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Gsll00 :
the feelings because that's what made them special po dahil kung wala yan, we won't treat them differently
2025-11-05 02:27:30
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Zash :
Both are hard, but in different ways. The person fades with time, but the feelings remind you they once mattered.
2025-11-05 16:18:38
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V :
it's the person 'cause even if the feelings had fade away you'll still remember the person who made you feel that way Same way, na kahit naghilom na yung sugat you'll still remember who cause that wound
2025-11-05 14:27:09
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🐇 :
It’s the person, because how could you have feelings if that person doesn’t exist in the first place?
2025-11-04 12:59:02
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iya :
aga namang almusal to para sakin
2025-11-03 22:53:14
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yielo :
kuya, pangalawa mo na 'to dito sa fyp ko, ha? 😭
2025-11-05 08:33:31
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ccacaa13_ :
the future that we talked about
2025-11-05 04:36:49
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chlxy :
the memories
2025-11-04 09:10:21
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mngndt1 :
For me, the person because how can we forget the someone once we feel like home, everything that we see that reminded for that person, her favorite food, her smell, etc.. everything that we know about that person.
2025-12-15 11:50:23
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yan_nna@14 :
actually it's the memory who's harder to forget
2025-11-05 10:50:54
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N. :
maybe the feelings?cause we cannot probably forget that "person" easily if you're still dealing with your feelings toward that person.
2025-11-17 17:19:19
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xfusionpurplex :
dami naman tanong nyang instructor niyo
2025-11-04 00:00:13
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rayvel :
the feelings syempre. u can erase the person from ur life, but not the way they made u feel. ‘cause feelings don’t fade easily — they stay in the smallest things, the songs, the places, the memories. the person leaves, but the feeling? it lingers.
2025-11-04 01:22:18
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