"It's better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved before"

Oh yeah? The genius who came up with that line has probably

1) Never lost someone before
2) Never loved someone before

The pain of losing a friend whom you thought you could trust, the hurt that comes with it sometimes makes me question whether friendship is really worth making or keeping.

And if the other party is oblivious to your feelings, the sword just seems to drive deeper. The deeper into the pit you fall, the harder it gets to climb out.

Sometimes I think the Grinch has the right idea after all. If you don't get close to people, you don't get hurt as much.

Friends halve the sorrow and double the joy.

Until the day they betray your trust. They will quadruple the sorrow.





I don't know who you are anymore and frankly, I'm getting tired of trying to understand you. Isn't it funny that you would choose to believe someone whom you have known a shorter time than me?