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Sometimes I catch myself smiling at old photos, then remember we're not talking anymore. It hurts knowing someone can be your whole world one day, and a stranger the next. I miss them, but I can't tell them that.

Six months ago, I thought the pain couldn't get worse. But watching Eric move on with someone else, seeing him happy without me - it's a daily reminder of what I destroyed. My actions didn't just end my marriage; they changed who I am forever.

Sometimes I find myself buying two cups of coffee, even now, it's these little habits that catch me off guard, they're like echoes of our routine, I haven't changed them because they're all I have left of our mornings together.

Yesterday, my daughter Sarah called to say she couldn't make it for Christmas dinner. The turkey I spent $85 on, the new tablecloth, the handmade decorations - all sitting here unused. I keep staring at her empty chair, remembering all the holidays when she was little.

Tom sits alone at lunch every day. He watches other kids laughing together, but feels too nervous to join them. His stutter makes him afraid to speak up. Tom wishes he could tell them how much he wants to be their friend. Tom just.

You know, sometimes life throws these challenges at us, and people can be cruel without thinking. But I keep moving forward, for my family, for my kids. I believe in better days ahead, and I know that what goes around comes around. Stay true to yourself, always.

You know, it's that kind of strange moment when you're standing there, looking at what you've achieved, and you sort of question yourself about what comes next, because the journey itself has been such a defining part of who you've become.

Sometimes I feel like I'm screaming in a crowded room, but nobody hears me. Everyone walks by, smiling, living their lives, while I'm here, trapped behind this wall of silence. I keep trying to reach out, but my words get stuck somewhere between my heart and my lips.