Yours Gratefully Unapologetic #WriteAPageADay

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Dear Me,

Hi, hope you are doing well. Actually, I know you are doing great. Today, I am supposed to write an apology letter to someone I have wronged. I decided to choose you. But wait a minute before you assume a sorry-filled sob story of a middle-aged woman. Please go through the entire letter. 


I am grateful that you did whatever you did for me. I am happy it was enough for me to come through such a long way. I may not have treated you as well as I should have. It might have made you feel that you have not received your dues as you should have. But I do not regret doing that, not being attentive to you at times when I should have been. Perhaps I was going through something inside that I was not showing. Maybe the time that I should have taken care of you the most, my internal struggle was way too much to deal with. You would never know, but you should know that you are doing great now, and what if I say that you needed to go through the ordeal that my actions or reactions have led you to for your betterment, for the state you are in. 

So, as much as I am grateful for what you have done, and being there for me as much as you could, I have no apologies. As I know right now, I am happy where I am because you were there and you are happy where you are as I was there, all this while. Let's be content, happy and satisfied wherever we stand, let's be grateful for what we have, and I know we have it in abundance. Let us not regret, nor be sorry for what we had been through.

Love and lots of love only,

Yours Gratefully Unapolegetic

Me

This post is a part of #WriteAPageADay from Blogchatter. 

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