Daniel first of all I want to thank you for all the times you've spent on the phone listening to my problems and how much just hearing you telling me that there is someone who cares have meant to me.
You've shown just what true friendship truly is. That true friends enter ones life when it feels like the rest of the world walks out.
And also knowing that fact that you will always be there for me if I ever need someone to talk you.
I feel so blessed.
Thank You Daniel for being the kind of man you are.
I'm waiting on some information regarding a publisher from my sister- in -law cause she writes poems herself. Nothing is written in stone as yet cause it's going to take awhile and Daniel is the one who has make the decision on what he wishes to do but I'll give him all the support and help him all I can when that time comes.
I define a happy life as having the ability to accept and enjoy (or at a minimum, to not be discouraged) the daily experiences as they unfold. It is a basic philosophy that can help eliminate some of those dark moments, depression, uneasiness, unhappiness, etc.
To be honest and tell them in person if possible but be kind and find a 'no fault' justification. I suggest something like 'It's not working and we'd both be happier being friends' or 'we want different things'. I also think it some comfort to let the person know you have good memories of your time together.
I could also the referse question does an apology fix everything?
Saying I'm sorry when you need to is the right thing to do. It does a lot of good. But by itself, it might not be enough to make everything all better again. Sometimes along with an apology, a person needs to fix the mistake or say they will try to do better. Sometimes doing a nice thing for the person after you apologize helps show that you really are sorry and want to be friendly again.
Sometimes a heartfelt "I'm sorry" fixes everything right away. Other times, it might take a while for someone to feel friendly after you apologize. You might need to give the other person some time. Even after you say you're sorry, you might still feel bad about what you said or did — but you can feel good about apologizing and about making up your mind to do better.
When someone apologizes to you, you might not feel like being friendly again right away. Once in a while, if a person doesn't change, you might not want to be friends anymore. You might feel relieved and glad that the other person apologized and admitted being wrong. But if someone keeps behaving in mean ways or does something that keeps hurting, you might not feel the same way anymore. Just because someone apologizes to you doesn't mean you have to be friendly again. That part is up to you.
I've Learned
Thank you stressfree I've had a great teacher.