But I love him…

“But I love him.”

“So love him.”

“But I miss him.”

“So miss him.

Send him some love and light every time you think about him, then drop it.” 

— Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat, Pray, Love

This book It helped me let go of a lot of things. A lot of people. A lot of ideas.

Maybe I need to read it again right now, because I am in a quandary.

An emotional, mental and spiritual quandary.

This is my current question: Is it worth falling madly, deeply in love with someone or something that you can’t have? Or that you can only have for a short time?

Until recently I would have said yes. Hell yes, even. Why not?

I mean why not enjoy every moment available with something you love? Because it might hurt to let it go? Well of course it will hurt to let it go. It hurts to let go of anything and everything that we love. But we should love it anyway, right?

The knots in my stomach have me feeling not so certain of this anymore.

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