by regret on Sun Jan 23, 2005 7:56 am
Hello everybody. I made it a new years resolution that I would no longer think about my ex girlfriend.... Well, that hasn't happened. To give you all a quick background, I a currently a 30 year old medical student. I had an extensive dating history (literally ~1,000 + women; and no, I am not a slut or a male lady), once upon a time. but all that changed a little over 3 years ago. I went on a blind date and it lasted almost 2 years. This woman is the only women that I have EVER met that quite literally took my breath away. I thought it was going to be another bad blind date, I had no idea that she was going to be so breath takingly beautiful. Every thing about was beautiful. She is the kindest, sweetest, most loving person I have ever known. She is also very tall ~5'10", which is great for me since I am 6'4", 230lbs.
Anyway, even though I have a vast dating history, it is all a faded, distant memory. Once I met her, none of that mattered. I didn't realize it, but I never knew what love was until I met her.
We have been boken up for over a year now. We still chat via email, but its not the same. I wish with all my heart and soul that she would give me second chance...but she won't. She moved on. I am trying too, but it is so hard. I feel that there is still hope. I know I am only fooling myself, but still, I hope. The reason that I am reluctant to "move on" is because if I do, then that's it. There is no longer hope. I know I sound like a loser because it is over and I won't accept it. I suppose the thing that bothers me the most is the fact that I screwed up, and I want to prove to her beyond the shadow of a doubt that I have changed. I made the greatest mistake anyone can make while dating. No, I didn't cheat on her (I never have cheated, nor will I ever) but I did something which is much worse (IMHO). I took her for granite. I was so busy working on my reasearch and trying to get into medical school, that she got neglected. I wasn't there for her. I am now a first year medical student, but who F****** cares? I don't. All of the sacrifices I had to make just to get here doesn't matter. becomming a doctor is irrelevant without her.
I have tried and tried to get a second chance but to no avail. So I live my life knowing that God sent me an angel, with the only requirement was for me to love her with all my heart and to make her happy. I got part of it right, but I failed on the happy aspect. Now I am fearful that God will not allow true love to happen twice....but at least I was truly loved by her; she is the love of my life.