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Eulogy For Emily

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After more than 5 years of relationship, Emily never ever thought that, this same enthusiastic, energetic character that she admired so much would become her worse fear or should we say worse enemy. Who would have thought that those melodious talks that Emily once used to love would become so irritating for today Andrew's words are only excuses.
Throughout these 5 years , Emily has always been here for Andrew, in his best and worst moments. With him she celebrated his victories and she was the shoulder he always lean on in his worse moments. All this she was doing was just out of love, out of commitment to him, to the relationship, for 'US' as she always calls it.
However , there was something wrong with the relationship, she knew it from the …show more content…

Andrew never got her point as he thinks that she should understand him or must we say he always had his justifications and ''excuses''. Were they really excuses? Even today Emily cannot answer this question. Emily once thought to herself, it should be on the 3rd year of their relationship ''I always thought of Andrew as a good person, even today I will defend him as he really does have a beautiful heart, I saw it and still sees all his best sides but again there is a problem with the relationship after 3 years of togetherness he stills introduce me as a FRIEND to his buddies.’’
On the 14th of February lovers around the world celebrate their love by sending greeting cards and flowers, sharing gifts or candies and enjoying romantic lunch or dinner. For this couple in more than 5 years of relationship, nearly 6 years, they celebrated only one valentine. They celebrated valentine day only for the first year of their …show more content…

He proposed to text at least twice a week or not to talk for 2 weeks. What a choice is it! Ultimately he did not know give any news for 2 weeks when one day he called at quarter to midnight. Well, Emily was asleep and missed the call. She did not call back in the morning, she wanted to see how committed her boyfriend was to her, he never called back until Emily called 6 days later. Even then he claims not having the appropriate time for discussing the issue about their relationship. He asked Emily to wait for the afternoon, hours became days. When they finally talked (on the phone), it was

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