How It Should Be

Had an nice text chat with Addison this morning.  Told him about the house, sent pics. He was very happy for me. Loved the house. 

He’s so sweet, a good friend. He’s in love, and despite what my personal thoughts have been about that, he’s happy with her, and happy where he’s living. I told him I’m very happy for him, that he deserved to be happy. 
His girlfriend is not jealous, because Addie gives her no reason to be. She and I are FB friends though we never talk.  But still I know that she knows all about me, knows how he loved me for a long time, but is sure of him.  As it should be. 

He told me that I was instrumental in his life and he will always love me.  I told him I love him too, as s good friend, that he’d gotten me through a whole lot too. Like the day I was dumped, Addie sat with me for 4 hours on the phone from New Mexico doing what he could to get me through. I will never forget his love and compassion and kindness. And how he hated Scott for me when I couldn’t. Lol. 

He’s never once done anything or said anything unkind to me. He has loved me completely, and I’ve broken his heart a couple of times, mostly because of misplaced loving of Scott. But Addie still loves me, the person I am.  So much different from the man I did love, who plays people against each other, inciting jealousy to feed his narcissistic ego. 

Well, I love addie too. And I can honestly say I don’t love Scott.  Addie ended with “I love you, stay well.” I ended with. “You too. Love you back. Stay in touch.”

That’s how it should be.  

6 responses to “How It Should Be

  1. It is so nice when you can see other people who act out of love and friendship, and realize: hey, THAT is what is normal! 🙂
    I am glad you have such a friend in your life. Xo

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