Tomorrow begins a new month. For me it’s a month filled with birthdays starting with my oldest granddaughter who resides on the west coast. I send virtual greetings over the internet rather than expensive snail mail cards on these occasions.
Sipping my morning coffee I daily make the rounds of social media during early morning hours. Today my laptop nearly was the recipient of my cup of brew.
Why? I gasped when I saw my replacement seven years my junior. The woman may be nice only she appears via her posts to be bragging thru hand gestures at her newfound love conquest.
Personally I refrain from broadcasting such info for others to view since I prefer to keep intimate details private.
Although quite familiar with the more popular emojis I had to access another branch of social media for definitions.
A heart encased in ribbon with a bow emoji, the victory hands emojis plus a few love you hands with two fingers pointed downward emojis spelled out to the world the obvious – a new fling in progress. I wanted to puke.
Although I chose to terminate the sub-standard relationship, it still stings when a pic or post such as I viewed is found while scrolling one’s newsfeed.
Perhaps it’s his way to hurt me for dissolution of our relationship. Perhaps it’s the woman’s way of bragging about her new love interest.
I shall stand strong and not allow either assumption to wreak havoc in a beautiful day filled with sunshine. Ironic is how the following quote I read last week from my love quotes app held such true words.
“Friendship often ends in love; but love in friendship – never.” ~ Charles Caleb Colton
On a positive note I took advantage of today’s daily prompt. Late last night I had tossed around some ideas for today’s blog only this morning I was still in stuck mode until I read the daily prompt – sub-standard.
I’m thankful I took the initiative to end a relationship headed nowhere and not accept the deal breakers nor his insecurities.
Although I value friendships I face two options. To delete the one network I previously agreed to his request to remain friends on would end all forms of communication and our somewhat boring cordial messages or I could keep him as a friend and see how his love for her unfolds or dissipates with time.
I truly believe lepers rarely change their spots and his track record with women leaves much to be desired thus the latter option could prove interesting for writing purposes.
Decisions! Decisions!
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