Ruffle, Ruffle

I don’t usually like to speak like this but…

You annoy me.

You do.

I have tried to keep in touch.

But keeping in touch goes both ways.

I left.

You shut down.

Once a close relationship.

Now nothing.

I’m not upset.

But you seem to be.

I don’t usually like to speak like this but…

…this, after all, is my journal.

Did I make you feel a certain way just now?

♥️

-Vee

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2024/9/5 Edited to

... Read moreMaintaining close relationships requires effort from both sides, yet sometimes, one person feels neglected or hurt. Communication is vital in nurturing any bond, whether personal or professional. This journal entry reflects not just the pain of a distant connection but also the acceptance of changes that occur over time. Often, we might find ourselves in similar situations, realizing that friendships evolve with our changing lives. Journaling can be an effective tool for processing emotions. It allows individuals to clarify their feelings and understand their experiences better. Writing down thoughts can serve as a therapeutic outlet, promoting mental health and emotional resilience. If you've experienced a similar situation, consider using your journal for reflection and growth. Engaging in writing prompts can help generate insights about your relationships and guide you in reconnecting with those who matter. By embracing your feelings and expressing them through words, you can find healing and perhaps initiate steps to rekindle those important connections. Don't underestimate the power of vulnerability; sometimes, reaching out to people we've lost touch with can reignite mutual care and understanding. In the era of social media, finding a way back to these relationships doesn't have to be daunting. Start by simply sending a message or sharing memories, as small gestures can lead to meaningful reconnections.