Touching Letter Hidden At The San Francisco Airport (2 pics)

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What would you do if you found a letter like this?

1 Touching Letter Hidden At The San Francisco Airport (2 pics)


2 Touching Letter Hidden At The San Francisco Airport (2 pics)

This is what the note read:

I recently left an emotionally abusive relationship After months of insults I wont repeat, false accusations, lies, delusions, broken mirrors, nightly battles…. I left. I know that I was being poisoned by each day that I stayed. So with a heavy heart, I left my lover of three years, knowing that I had already put it off too long. At first he begged, then he cursed, but eventually he paced his bags and faded out of my life like a bad dream. For the first few weeks, my body seemed to reject this. For three years I had seen the world through him-colored glasses. I didn’t know who I was without him. Despite the kindness of friends and even strangers. I could not help feeling utterly alone. But it was this sense of aloneness that set me free. Somewhere along the way, I let go. I released all of the painful memories, the names he had called me, the shards of him buried deep in my brain. I stopped believing the things hehad made me think about myself. I began to see how extraordinary, breathtakingly beautiful life is. I meditated, drank too much coffee, talked to strangers, laughed at nothing. I wrote poetry and stopped to smell and photograph every flower. Once I discovered that my happiness depends only on myself, nothing could hurt me anymore. I have found and continue to find peace. Each day I am closer to it than I was yesterday. I am a work in progress but I am full to the brim with gratitude and joy. And so, since I have opened a new chapter in my life, I want to peacefully part with the contents of the last chapter. The end of my relationship was the catalyst for a wealth of positive changes in my life. It was a symbol, most importantly, it was an act of self-love. It was a realization that I deserved to be happy and I could choose to be. And so, in an effort to leave behind the things that do not help me grow, I am letting go of a relic from the painful past. I wore this necklace-a gift from him-every day for over tow years. To me, letting it go is a joyous declaration that I am moving forward with strength and grace and deep, lasting peace. Please accept this gift as a reminder that we all deserve happiness. Whoever you are, and whatever pain you have faced, I hope you find peace.

Namaste,
Jamie


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№1 Author: noluk (5 Jun 2014 04:10) Total user comments: 327


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Shut the hell up and get in the kitchen and make me a sammich before I belt ya !
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№2 Author: k0mmon (5 Jun 2014 07:59) Total user comments: 90


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Them feels.... :11: :11:
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№3 Author: Cotzy (5 Jun 2014 10:48) Total user comments: 442


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boring emo stuff :79:
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№4 Author: saint357 (5 Jun 2014 16:18) Total user comments: 2366


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sounds like a lot of drama to me :09: Sad to hear if it happened to anyone at all and it took 3 years to do something about it, too bad really. :23:
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№5 Author: HailSatin (6 Jun 2014 00:44) Total user comments: 0


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I really hate it when cafeteria Buddhists say namaste.
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