Realization - My Apololgy !!

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8/27/20252 min read

Some truths are so heavy they bend the spine. Mine has bent me for a long time, but tonight, I place it here. Not to ask for sympathy. Not to rewrite the past. But to give her the apology she deserves.

I did not love her. No excuse. No explanation. No reason will make that truth smaller. If I was careless, it was because I did not love her. If I was reckless, it was because I did not love her. If I was the man she once called an asshole, it was because I did not love her.

And yet — she loved me. She loved me in ways I never deserved.

In the cups she bought so we could share quiet mornings. In the meals she cooked when my hunger was more than food could fix. In the money she gave without hesitation, as if my needs were always worth her sacrifice. In the way her heart cracked when the ring she cared for so much was damaged — a tear I watched fall without knowing how to hold it.

Her love was very loud, but it was constant. I only ever stood in its warmth; I never built a fire for her in return.

She tried to teach me what it means to be a man. A man who honors the weight of a woman’s sacrifices. But I was selfish. I asked God for her without once asking self if being with me makes her happy?  The truth is, I have never loved anyone in my life — not her, not my parents, not anyone. And now, I am paying the price for that emptiness.

They say even when two people are meant for each other, God separates them for some time — not out of cruelty, but to bring realization. This is my season of realization. And the cost is unbearably high.

She had a vision for us — marriage, children, a home, made of shared mornings and endless evenings in each other’s arms. I destroyed it, not with betrayal, but with absence. With the silence of a heart that could not give back what it received.

I know this apology cannot rebuild what I burned down. I cannot change the past. But I can promise this: I will carry my apology until I am ash, and in every prayer I make, I will ask for her happiness — even if it blooms far away from me.

My love — I am sorry. For every gesture I took without returning. For every dream I let fall without catching it. For not becoming the man you deserved when you were already the woman I should have cherished.

If forgiveness ever comes, it will be your gift to give. But whether it comes or not, my repentance is eternal.