Pour Some Sugar On Me

At times, you cross paths with people, and they slowly become part of your daily life. You are happy being with this person, you feel that both of you somehow 'got it'. At that point when you're almost ready for something, the dark side rears its ugly head. Different personalities emerge and differences clash. It is hard to know at times you're not always understood , your words misinterpreted and you're not given a chance to explain your side. More often than not, you find yourself struggling to understand and adapt to these intricacies, but no matter how hard you try, you realize that such feat is futile because, like they say, 'it takes two to tango' - there's no sense in pursuing things if the other doesn't want to cooperate and come into an agreement of some sort. Sometimes you have to know when to stop , especially if you don't want to hurt someone and, of course, yourself.

I am quite sad to know this, and, for once, I am just glad that I realized this as early as possible. That is, it is better to know this beforehand than to acknowledge it when it is too late. I am just glad that I didn't cross that "thin red line". I know I've said things that I didn't meant which hurt the person and I am really sorry. I really do.I just hope and pray that God will find a way for her to find solace, and for us to be good friends again.

Nevertheless, I will forever be a friend no matter what happens. For now, I could use some sweets. There's too much bitterness lately.