I want to forget all about you

I want to forget all about you

I want to forget all about you. Those words echo in my mind like a broken record, playing over and over again, a constant reminder of the pain and heartache you have caused me. I wish I could erase you from my memory, wipe away every trace of you from my thoughts and feelings. But the truth is, forgetting about you is easier said than done.

You were once a significant part of my life, someone I trusted and cared for deeply. We shared moments of laughter and joy, but also moments of sadness and disappointment. I thought our bond was unbreakable, that we would always be there for each other no matter what. But then you betrayed me, shattered my trust and left me feeling lost and alone.

I try to move on, to focus on the present and the future, but your presence lingers like a shadow, haunting me at every turn. I see reminders of you everywhere I go – in the songs we used to listen to together, in the places we used to visit, in the memories we shared. It's like you are a ghost from my past, refusing to let me forget about you.

I want to forget all about you, to let go of the pain and anger that still lingers in my heart. I want to be free from the hold you have over me, to move on and find happiness without you. But it's not that simple. Forgetting about you means letting go of a part of myself, of the person I used to be when you were in my life.

So I struggle to forget about you, to push you out of my mind and my heart. I try to focus on the good memories we shared, to find closure and peace in the knowledge that our time together is over. But deep down, a part of me will always remember you, will always hold onto the love and pain we shared. And maybe that's okay. Maybe forgetting about you doesn't mean erasing you completely, but learning to live with the memories and move forward, stronger and wiser than before.