If anyone wants to go, let him go

A person does not rush out of life.In fact, he decided to leave long ago.Then they look for excuses and wait for the right time.But we do not understand that.His manner of speaking changes, his busyness increases, his phone is silent there is no MB in the phone, there is no balance in the phone so he can't call back.Slightly angry. They keep looking for faults without any reason.In fact, everything is just an excuse.Everything is a premonition of his departure.That person will tell you little by little that you don't need him anymore.If the size indicates to you again and again that he is no longer with you.

No matter how much he cries, no matter how much he begs, no matter how much he begs, he will not want to stay.In fact, he will pretend not to hear. I can't live without you, hearing this, he will compare it with the movie dialogue.Your emotions will become worthless.Because he wants to get rid of you at any cost.You can't hold him even if you try a hundred times.He will stick to his decision like a stone.Your tears will no longer be able to melt his stony heart.If there is such a change in the character of a person in the relationship, then you will understand that the person is not like before.

You have to understand that man has no value to you anymore.The man doesn't want you anymore.If someone wants to leave, he will leave even if there are a thousand reasons.And whoever has a thousand reasons to leave, he will stay.No one can ever be bound by force.After hundreds of attempts, he can no longer be like before.So let him who wants to go.If you can, come forward holding hands, it may be a lot of trouble, but try to stand up straight.Admit that the man was not in your fortune.

The man was not worthy of you, not sorry but happy to think that you have been with the wrong man for so long and you have got a chance to correct the mistake.He left and paved the way for the right people to come.Remember that what God does is for our good.

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