My girlfriend of two years broke up with me, I know it’s all my fault. When she met me, I wasn’t the same person I am right now; she changed me to be a good and great person. She transformed me into the best vision of myself. I know it’s not easy to change, but I did, and I did it for her. We usually have issues when she’s back from school, so it later developed trust issues between us. I did everything she asked; I never doubted us for a second. I made up my mind that I’d be what she wanted me to be because I knew she wanted the best for me. Over the years, I haven’t slept with anyone but her; I know she won’t believe it because she sees chats on my phone and all (but she hasn’t seen a chat that is sex-related).
I have no female friends anymore because that’s what she wants. God knows my heart, and I’m telling the truth. When she came back in December last year, she checked my phone and saw nothing. She’s surprised about it, but her trust issues won’t let her believe. I know we’ve had our differences, but it hurts seeing you leave. If there’s a way I can go back in time, I will change all the mistakes. She’s the only one I’ve ever shown to my mom. She’s the only one I have, she’s my world. Can’t wipe our memories because I can’t take her out of my heart. She met me that way because of past experiences, which I swore not to love anymore, but she changed me, and now she has left me.
Can’t say anything bad about her because she’s the best. If she’s seeing this, I just want her to give us this last chance, that’s all I ask. After this, if anything else goes wrong, she can leave freely. I just want her to eat the fruit of her labor, and I know I’ll make this new story better than the others. Just this last chance; that’s all I ask for my love. And thanks for transforming me into this version of myself, it’s the best. I want to make more memories with you and you alone. Just let me hold your hands and let’s walk into a brighter part of our lives. I love you so much.
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