Out of Love

How does one fall out of love with another?

Falling in love is as easy as breathing, but what about when one falls out of love? It's tougher to fall out of love because once you meet and get to know that someone, you begin to notice everything about them: their different laughs, the we their teeth sparkle when they crack a smile, the way their voice runs smooth when they speak to you. The way they walk becomes a pattern that leaves you in a France, as if that could change the rhythm of time. Once you fall out of love, is there any going back?

I'll admit that I've never experienced true love before, but lately, it's been a thought that I could never forget. Love takes time, it takes a lot of patience, but it hasn't found its way to me. How is it possible to be with someone, then one day decide that you can't picture your life without them? How can someone wake up and instantly know that they couldn't picture themselves with anyone else? When does that moment present itself? That is something that I have wanted to experience, to know, to feel.

But it itches my thought process of how one can wake up and say: 'I don't love them/want them anymore' when they have been together for such a certain amount of time. How does one know when they have fallen out of love? How does one person they've done and experienced so much with can suddenly mean little to nothing. It is possible for people to change over time, I've seen that. But when do personal feelings suddenly diverge into something you didn't expect?

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