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​An Open Letter To The Person Who Severed All Ties

In a world where we are so connected, it's still possible to completely lose touch.

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​An Open Letter To The Person Who Severed All Ties
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To The Person Who Severed All Ties,

It is little things that remind me of you, that make me think about you. Quirky things that you used to point out to me, things that no other human noticed; like the type of font used on a billboard. I often find myself wondering what happened that caused you to sever all ties. I find myself wondering why I did not notice it – we simply tapered off in conversation before you disappeared completely. Even if I wanted to contact you, I have no way. That's the crazy thing about today: you feel like you are so connected to people, but there is that little feature that can make it nearly impossible to find someone if you never see them in person.

It bothered me at first. We both started new chapters in our lives, we were a part of so many of those previous chapters of each other's lives. So is it really that odd that it bothers me? I can honestly say that I do not know what I did to provoke such actions, and I think that's what bothers me most when I ponder it.

I hope you know that even though you wrote yourself out of this chapter, you will always be in the back of my mind and I will always welcome you back in to my story. I trust that you made this decision for certain reasons and I do not resent you; quite the contrary, I respect you. I hope you are chasing all those dreams you talked about, and most importantly, I hope you are happy.

Sincerely,

The Disconnected Girl

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