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At first, it was like a big spark... Or rather, a big fire. She was loud, direct, intense, while he was quiet, methodical, as if it was hard for him to express what he felt, but that didn't mean he didn't feel anything. And, I swear, for a while it worked, because sometimes differences feel like balance. She pushed him to live more, and he calmed her down when everything became a mess. But, little by little, what initially united them turned into annoyance, into exhaustion. She felt he didn't express enough, and he felt she expressed too much... and that led them to argue about everything. Then jealousy arrived, like a tiny shadow that grew and became a monster. Obviously, jealousy didn't come alone; pride accompanied it. When something went wrong, neither of them gave in. They loved each other, there was no doubt about it, but loving each other definitely hurt more than the happiness they could experience at times. And so the small discomforts, the silent disappointments, the doubtful glances accumulated, and finally, the day they least expected, but longed for so much, simply arrived, and they no longer sought each other out. It wasn't a fight, there were no shouts, no slammed doors, it just ended, just like that, as if they had both accepted that the relationship was a poisonous mix, a mix that was, deep down, need, fear, pride, and habit. And well, sometimes love isn't enough, because we mix it with things that poison it, and when that happens, the best thing is to accept the goodbye. Because there are loves that, even if they hurt, say goodbye in silence... and that's okay, because sometimes, the greatest act of love is letting go. If you want to participate in this content I invite: @alicia2022 @cpol @ungrancuento