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"Sometimes, the hardest part of loving someone is not letting them go, but learning to live with the ache of a love that will never be returned."

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I often wonder if he knows-if he's ever truly understood that I've been holding onto these feelings for almost six years. Sometimes, I imagine him looking at our old messages, the ones where I tried so hard to mask my emotions, and realizing just how deeply I cared. But then I remember how little he seemed to notice or acknowledge my feelings, and I start to doubt.

The thought that he might have known all along, and chose not to respond, is a double-edged sword. It adds a layer of complexity to my pain-did he really understand, or was he simply oblivious to the depth of my emotions? If he did know, why didn't he say something? Why leave me hanging, grappling with a love that he never intended to return?

It's a bitter thought, realizing that my love might have been so visible, yet so unacknowledged. I keep coming back to the same question: did he ever truly grasp how much I cared, or was I just another face from the past? I don't have answers, just the lingering uncertainty and the ache of wondering if he ever knew the full extent of my heartache.

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