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> What if we never really needed to change? Maybe, we were always just what the other needed, but it was always easier to excuse ourselves with pretending happiness. We are addicted to pain, even if it hits hard, but at the same time it makes us grow. I'm afraid, but at least I know that we were always ourselves. Me, who you fell in love with in those days, with my free yet conservative lifestyle. Always me, sincere and calm even in the most exorbitant moments. Me, an observer of detail with intermittent nerves and above all, me, together with you. You, passionate like no other, sometimes defeated in the mornings, but still always dreamer at sunset. From your dimensionless tenderness to my so delimited affection, there was always something that made us work. We always worked because we were always ourselves. Today I can ask your forgiveness for not knowing how to understand and for not being able to answer, in any of our countless battles, what our future together would bring. But there was the key: together. Sometimes, one misses so many things and even being a master of detail, as I have always been, a thousand colors, gestures, glances, and shapes can be lost, and just like trying to see all the raindrops at the same time, you only see an integrated whole that in my case was always known, but that never left me satisfied. Excuses, excuses and more excuses, who needs details when there are excuses that deprive us of being happy and remind us that there is always something to complain about? At least we were ourselves at all times, always you and me, we always work and we will always work, we will also make excuses, but once again, there is the key: Together. Alone, don't be afraid. Fear is for cowards, by overcoming our fears we will be able to see the beauty that hides on the other side and we have long since danced to this waltz.

**¡Muchas gracias por leer! | Thank you very much for reading!**
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Fotografias de mi autoria | Photographs of my authorship.
Separadores y portada realizado en Canva | Dividers and cover made in Canva
Inspiración de los dibujos a través de pinterest | Inspiration for the drawings through pinterest
[1](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/860046860100693761/) [2](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/7529524367668582/) [3](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/8444318037147457/) [4](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/385339311873803591/) [5](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/379217231129756045/) [6](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/581879214366929884/) [7](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/859061697672384269/) [8](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/747808713136320240/) [9](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/52917364359118255/)
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