Eulogy For Friend

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Josh This visit was everything and more than I expected it would be. Just having you in my presence is the best feeling in the world and there is no place I'd rather be than in your arms. I'm crying as a write this because I really can't and don't want to imagine not having you in my future and I will not give up on my dream of making you, MY man. You're sexy cute handsome thoughtful talented compassionate smart funny empathetic sensitive driven respectful loyal giving caring trustworthy musically inclined classy gangster stoner passionate best cuddles and kisses swag like no other and the best lover a girl could ask for...I could go on foreverrrrr. You say you're not perfect but in my eyes you are and you are perfect for me. I've always struggled with opening up completely with someone and imagine being with that one person for the rest of my life but I feel like you I've found …show more content…

I know we haven't had a lot of time together but it doesn't change how personable and unique the relationship is that we have formed. I got to know you on another level that I have never experienced before. There is no doubt in my mind that you are the only man I want. Even over these 2 years, you've never left my thoughts and I've always kept hope I'd see you again. There were many times I just wanted to talk to you and pour my heart out to you. I tried to let go and move on..but I can't. When someone leaves the scariest thing is that you don't know whether they'll miss you or forget you. You are unforgettable to me and I'll never stop missing you till I see you again. I know I have to wait but know I will be waiting for you. You have hope and dreams and I love how independent and fearless you are. I only see greatness for you and I respect and will stand by any decision you make. I know I cannot be selfish in this situation, just know I will always be here for you. I really believe our lives crossed paths for a reason and I know our journey together is

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