Love
  /lʌv/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [luhv] Show IPA noun, verb, loved, lov⋅ing.
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–noun
1. a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person.
2. a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affection

When people say they cant live without someone, its usually metaphorically speaking.

See-- I CAN live without you but just not like I used to.

"As spiritual beings one emotion we need to live by is love. All good things come from love. Just as all good comes from love, everything that is bad comes from its opposite. And the opposite of love is not hate but rather fear. "
-Dave Harm

When you used to walk into a room my heart would beat faster. It would go frantic because it was full of love and excitement...
Now when you cross my path, my heart aches of fear.

Its astonishing how you could make me feel so happy at one point and then make me feel so miserable.
I was never lonely when I was with you,
but when i'm without you-- i've never felt so alone.

You used to chase after me,
and now i'm chasing after you

How did the tables turn?

Love has so many forms, and so many meanings. The love I had for you was real and true. It was my future and my happiness, my life all wrapped up and ready to be handed to you. But why would you reject it? There are SO many people out there-- desperate enough for internet dating sites.  True love is hard to come by. And I honestly thought that what we had was true. I believed it was forever. If it wasn't then why did you promise it to me? Why did you assure me nothing would happen? Why did you promise to me with everything you had and everything you were that there was nothing you wanted more than to be with me forever and always?
These questions go through my mind every day.
Why?

Everything that happened wasn't my choice.
I was cautious to get involved with you because I was afraid it would turn out like it did.
It took me 6 months to finally give in and trust you completely.

"Love has a nasty habit of disappearing overnight"
-George Harrison

You were my best friend. Of course I didn't want anything to change. But I wanted more.
And that's what i got.
What makes it even harder for me is that the year and a half you spent in my life was the best time of my life.
Its hard to let go of the only true happiness you ever knew
and on top of that-- I feel like i've loved enough for a lifetime. That my chance is over and I don't get another chance.

I gave you all I had. I trusted you with everything.
And now that it's over I feel like this was MY fault. Like I did something horribly wrong and that I could have changed everything.
I'm done feeling like that
I feel like I deserved more than what I got.
Id make stupid excuses for you in my mind. I saw you as a completely different person.
You changed. and I hate it
At least no one else will get the experience or the person I had for a year.
They'll get someone or something completely different.

If I could do it all over again I would
but that's just now. its just that I still feel like I love you
I still love you
and you couldn't care less.
and that's how I know I cant talk to you anymore
you're leaving to get away from everything
from everything you've ever known
from me.
You had a choice. And I hope you chose for the best.
Good luck with your future and I hope we meet again.

heart-break
[hahrt-breyk] Show IPA
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–noun
great sorrow, grief, or anguish.