@jeohian

The reason why we broke up because I realized we weren’t growing in the same direction anymore. What we had used to feel right, but over time things started to feel forced, like we were holding onto something that was already slipping away. It wasn’t just one big problem, but a lot of small things that kept building up—misunderstandings, silence, and moments where we just couldn’t meet each other halfway.

I didn’t leave because I stopped caring. If anything, I cared too much to keep pretending everything was okay when it clearly wasn’t. Sometimes love isn’t enough when the timing, effort, and understanding don’t align. And I think deep down, we both knew that.

So I chose to let go—not out of anger, but because I knew we both deserved something that felt more certain, more peaceful, and more real.

https://open.spotify.com/track/4pvb0WLRcMtbPGmtejJJ6y?si=HyqujC0xS56V8cUaER0G0w

@ianjgung

The reason why we broke up because somewhere along the way, things stopped feeling the same. What we had used to feel easy and genuine, but slowly it turned into something confusing and heavy. We started misunderstanding each other more than understanding, and the effort to fix things didn’t feel balanced anymore. It wasn’t just one big reason, but a lot of small things piling up—feelings changing, expectations not being met, and both of us not being as happy as we used to be. Sometimes, letting go is the only way to stop hurting each other, even if we once meant everything.

https://open.spotify.com/track/6embPWj9qvusLg9JpbAmCQ?si=kYVjRwykS0O9YbrXwL27XQ