The situation is that we dated briefly in high school, but stayed friends throughout the years. I'm married now, and he's in a longterm relationship, but they don't live together. I don't want to get in touch so that we could rekindle anything. Even though we did date, we were friends first and foremost, and the dating took a back seat.
We had a lot in common, and there were times he was there for me when my own family should have been and weren't. For instance, I was in the hospital when I was fifteen, and my family didn't come, but when I woke up he was standing at the foot of my bed.
I was really ill for several years and things in my life went terribly wrong, and the same happened to him. Anyway, because of my illness I became really withdrawn and lost contact with everyone I knew.
I was thinking of dropping a note and a book I wanted him to have in his mailbox, and explain what happened. I wanted to let him know that even if we don't see each other (continued)
2007-10-18
12:55:57
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I still consider him a friend, and that if he ever needs help or feels like he doesn't have anyone in the world he can call me, but there's no obligation to. I just wanted to set the record straight, while I have the chance. And just let him know that he matters, even if we don't see one another again.
2007-10-18
12:57:57 ·
update #1
Do you think it's okay to do that?
2007-10-18
12:58:18 ·
update #2
No, I'm not trying to rekindle anything. I just wanted to tell this person they matter. In case we don't see one another again.
2007-10-18
13:10:15 ·
update #3