Falling Out Of Love With Someone นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“That was said in rage.” I swallowed. The tension between us became unbearable. “Rafiah, you know what’s torture?” He remained silent. “Always lying to me.” His eyes flickered. “Making me feel like I’m going crazy or insane. It’s infuriating.” I pointed at him. “Lying about us not having sex when I know I didn’t imagine it.” His expression hardened. “Leaving me for weeks. No contact. Nothing.” My voice cracked. “Yeah, I’m sorry if you feel like I’m entitled. But I want to leave.” I took a shaky breath. “And I want to leave now—”

I exhaled and said, "You should stop this, Bryan. You don't realize it, do you? Right now, you're acting exactly like I used to. But back then, didn't you hate me for it?" His response came fast and urgent. "I didn't—" Didn't act like me? Or didn't hate me? It didn't matter anymore. Because in a one-sided love, the person who doesn't care always stays rational. The one who loves always loses control. And now, the roles had reversed. I no longer loved him. I held the phone close for a moment, then spoke—clearly, firmly. "Bryan, I don't love you anymore." The silence stretched.

That was how it felt. Sage meant so much to me. And still do. I cared for her, and wanted her to be by my side till she grows tired of me, but I was actually the one who grew tired. I've thought of many reasons why we would have parted, but I never thought it would be because I suddenly fell out of love with her. People break up because their partners cheat, because their relationship isn't going as they want it to or because they are in a toxic relationship, and I wonder if there have been any breakups because you just stop being in love with the other person?

Unrequited love they say is a terrible feeling, but what of a wavering love? What if someone who once loved you, suddenly falls out of love for you and you find it difficult to fall out of that love. It hurts, it hurts badly than a bandage ripped out of an open wound. Only one thing joined I and Bayo together, believe me when I say it's not love. Believe me when I say, I don't get it, believe me when I say I'm confused. ******** Bayo

The sweet, loving and genuine lovers who vowed to stay in each other's company no matter how many times and whatever ways the universe might endeavor to separate the two of us. I won't deny that I still have feelings for Sebastian. Love isn't something that will disappear overnight. Falling out of love is impossible. It's a thing that doesn't exist. You don't fall out of love. You only get tired of the idea of being with them. Only get tired of the workings that doesn't benefit your relationship, and no matter how many times he promises to change, it will only lead you to disappointment. Tired of the inconsistent good terms, tired of the void feeling. You don't fall out of love. It's somethi

"Except for that one a long time ago." "Oh. Yeah. I went out with him again." My heart sinks while she keeps talking. "He's a nice guy and all, but going out with him made me realize something." She waits for me to respond, but I don't want to. I'm afraid of what she'll say next. She finally gives up and continues. "I realized that it's harder to fall out of love with you than I thought." My head snaps up so fast, I almost give myself whiplash. "What?"

The ache within me seemed to echo through every part of my being, a poignant reminder of what could never be. He wasn’t my lover, but it felt like a breakup. The emotions swirling inside me were a jumbled mix of grief, loss, and yearning. Though we'd never been romantically involved, the connection I'd felt with him had run deep. Now, it seemed like that connection was severed, leaving me feeling bereft and disoriented. The sense of emptiness was palpable, as if I'd lost something precious. I struggled to put into words the depth of my feelings, but the pain was undeniable.

"You can’t mean that. You can’t. After everything we’ve been through, everything we shared, you can’t just stop loving me." "I didn’t just stop," I said softly, my voice trembling. "It was gradual, James. We grew apart. You have to understand that." "I don’t understand!" he shouted, his voice thick with anguish. "I don’t understand how you can just give up on us. On me." "I’m not giving up on you," I replied, my voice barely above a whisper. "I’m giving you the chance to find someone who can love you the way you deserve. I can’t be that person anymore."

Not that it will make a difference, but I just have to know. He chews his lips as if he's thinking about how to respond to me, then blurts out, "You simply didn't want to accept that we both fell out of love with each other a while ago. You stopped enjoying my kisses, retreated from me, and withdrew from our relationship. Honestly, I never like the way he kissed me or how he had sex. Alternatively, fuck. Anything at all.

I turned her to face me. Arietta had developed a habit of reading about married life, especially now while she’s resting before returning to work. It seems like she couldn’t help but absorb what she read. "There are reasons why people lose love for their partners." "Some people just suddenly stop loving. Isn’t that more terrifying? The idea that you could suddenly stop loving someone without knowing why? I can’t help but think, what if that happens to us? What if one of us suddenly feels that way?" Arietta’s shoulders slumped, and she bowed her head.