The Relativity of Forever

The Relativity of Forever

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Life has never been the definition of perfection for him. To him, happiness does not exist, it is just a simple word without meaning to it. He had convinced himself to believe this since he was a small innocent boy. Never has he once felt the feeling of happiness, maybe it was normal to him by now. He thought that nothing could change his sorrowful mindset, until she came. He never knew how much she could change his emotionless world. Even though he wanted to have her forever that was not ever going to be possible. As soon as happiness came to him, it suddenly left. Why? It's because forever is relative.
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Angel

There's no easy way to say this, so let's just get it out of the way: this is the story of how my son died. There. Like ripping off the Band-Aid. Not easy or painless, but quick. Unlike ripping off a Band-Aid, though, that pain doesn't fade. It leaves a scar. It's something that follows you around, day after day, twisting its way through every moment and every interaction. It's something that defines you. You lose a bit of yourself when something like that happens, and I don't mean just the actual loss of your own flesh and blood. For me, I stopped being a dad. I spent years and years as a dad, and then he died and I wasn't a dad anymore.

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