@DriedEchoes : the reasons why we broke up

we broke up because in the end, you followed the path that was chosen for you. you were matched with someone your family believed was right, and I couldn’t fight something that big. at first it hurt, knowing we still had feelings but couldn’t do anything about it. I kept wondering “what if.” but when I saw you with them, smiling in a way that looked calm and certain, I realized maybe this was how it was supposed to be. it still stings sometimes, but I can’t be angry when you look genuinely happy. so I let the story end there, not because I stopped loving you, but because loving you also means accepting the life you chose.

@Yunjint : the reasons why we broke up

we broke up because we brought out the worst in each other instead of the best. every small disagreement turned into something bigger, every conversation felt like walking on eggshells. we kept trying to fix it, promising to do better, but somehow we always ended up in the same cycle. love was there, but it was buried under pride, overthinking, and constant misunderstandings. in the end, staying together felt more draining than comforting, and that’s when we knew it wasn’t healthy anymore.

THANKYOU cherish yang udah mau main sama percy! selamat berbuka bagi yang menjalankan!

[] This will be outside the usual Roleplay context, but this deserves space and your attention. Please take a moment to read this.

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