Other Side of the Meltdown: Act Two
#2: The Ones That are True: Lesson on Relationships The Couple with a Lamb (1902–1905), by Henri Martin I’ve tried being alone and I’ve tried being in a relationship. You know how some people don’t want to acknowledge their exes ‘cause they’re too ashamed of them, or the exes weren’t significant enough to count, or “It’s not that important anyway”? I can understand that, not that it’s a thing to argue about, though. As for me, personally, I am never that kind of person. Meaning that I fully accept all of my past relationships as much as I am ashamed by most of them, I admit the good and the bad, and they were all significant to me in some ways, at least around that time. Not only exes from real relationships, but also some of the guys I dated hard, or even casually dated. I still remember small things about them, the bands they like, the songs they recommended me to listen to, their pet peeves and family issues. I admit I was heartbroken, at some point I cried myself drivi...
