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Horoscope:

Overview
Stepping outside of your comfort zone is by definition uncomfortable. But isn't it usually incredibly rewarding, too? You're in a strong phase of risk-taking and you are a brave person, so this combination means that right now you are in a prime position to make a huge leap in your life. Whether it's changing your job, moving to a new city, or starting a new relationship, you are ready to explore living your life in a new way. Talk to those who have done it before and get some tips.

Now is a great time to teach yourself the lesson of letting go. You should do your best to avoid the temptation to hold on too tightly to people -- it's not so bad now and then, but you have to release them at some point.

hmm. i was just thinking if i should tell him i still have a little bit of feelings for him and how great i think he is.Until......i read this. & its absolutley right. i just can't help but wonder if he ever cares, if i ever meant anything to him, or if it was just a fling.

It's crazy how fast we ended. But He's a good guy. & i'll never forget him.

But i need to not" hold on too tightly to people" maybe i just didnt wanna let him go.. let us go.

But truth is, it's been let go, he let go.

I hate that im always the last one with feelings. I just feel like ill never be in a situation were i actually like a guy they like me back and we have a real relationship.

Truth is ive never had a "real boyfriend".

Like anyone i've dated hasnt been anything long enough to count for me.

Maybe, for once i just want someone.

Or maybe i'm just thinking too much.

"She likened it to a childhood crush, such strong almost obsessive feelings, but more, it had depth. She felt attracted to everything about him, the way he talked, the way he dressed, the words he used, his apparent innocence. Yet he was filled with a deep knowledge of wise insights. He always said the right things, even when she didn’t want to hear them. The darkness lifted and she could suddenly see beyond. When he breezed into the room, he brought clarity and brightness with him. He was walking hope and she could tell that things for her be… not fantastic or wonderful or happily ever after, but that they could be okay. And that was enough. "
— Cecelia Ahern, If You Could See Me Now