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Photo by Reese Glisson on July 25, 2024.

Photo by Reese Glisson on July 25, 2024.

Photo by Reese Glisson on July 25, 2024.

Photo by Reese Glisson on July 25, 2024.

Photo by Reese Glisson on July 25, 2024.

Photo by Reese Glisson on July 25, 2024.

Photo by Reese Glisson on July 25, 2024.

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Posted On: July 25th 2024, 11:43 pm

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Happy 4 Years ❤️ Last few days as a party of 2 (4 🐶 🐶 )🥹

Comments (11)

rainagrahampike

2 years ago

rainagrahampike

❤️❤️❤️

oh_aubz

2 years ago

oh_aubz

Obsessed 🥹🥹🥹😍😍😍

amunnerlyn

2 years ago

amunnerlyn

Happy Anniversary! ❤️❤️🎉

m1amor

2 years ago

m1amor

Happy anniversary and many more ❤️🎉

vonderstar

2 years ago

vonderstar

Slide 4 📷 ☝🏼

terrifreeman511

2 years ago

terrifreeman511

Happy Anniversary ❤️

debmatt5116

2 years ago

debmatt5116

We love you two/three more than anything 💕💕Happy anniversary !! Cannot wait to meet our girl!!

laur_schorr

2 years ago

laur_schorr

happy anni!!! ❤️

eggrillo

2 years ago

eggrillo

spring house 🤍 love you guys

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And the worst part? You don't want to believe it.

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You knew when their eyes stopped meeting yours. You knew when their words no longer matched their actions. You knew when loving them started feeling like begging for the bare minimum.

And still, you stayed.

You stayed because you remembered the person they used to be. You stayed because of the promises, the late-night conversations, the little moments, and all those beautiful memories you thought meant something.

You weren't asking for perfection. You weren't asking them to never make mistakes. You were just asking them not to destroy something you were genuinely trying to protect.

When they finally admitted what happened, perhaps you weren't even surprised. You were just heartbroken that the person you trusted enough to never hurt you became the very person you needed healing from.

And even then, you wanted to talk. You wanted answers. You wanted to understand why your love wasn't enough for them to be honest.

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