I am the best guy out there shirts . Box ’em up, put them in the most distant corner of the attic. Leave them to the spiders. A couple of decades from now, when the attic needs to be cleaned out, take a look, admire your folly and box ’em up again. No. Items, gifts, love notes, etc are called Soul Ties and keep u emotionally and mentally “locked in” to that person. If you are trying to move on and heal from an unhealthy toxic relationship you would not want to be tied to them any longer in any way. Complete healing of your soul is what gets you in a place to where you… Same reason for hanging onto anything from your past such as toys, trinkets, school reports, cards, objects gifted to you, childhood photos etc. Memories, meaning, hanging onto the good stuff. Just because you broke up with a person when the relationship got too hard or one of you moved on, does not mean you are wiping everything you experienced with them.
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I am the best guy out there shirts . I have a belt buckle I bought which memorialises an ex lover who died of HIV/AIDS some time after we broke up. I wear it frequently. I have a painting given to me as a gift by another lover, which hangs in my office. After we broke up, I loaned him a carpet for a couple of years. I had to go round to pick it up in the end and it had not been cared for well, but I vacuumed and shampooed it and it retains pride of place in my loungeroom 28 years later. I have had the carpet in total for 38 years. The hard feelings have gone. Another ex lover gave me a bracelet which I wear fondly from time to time. And when we were together, he bought me a really lovely gold-coated carved wooden figure of a seated bald meditating man in a sarong. Not only is it associated with him, it also looks like him. Despite his failings and my own, plus my own wakeup call which resulted in the breakup, this lovely object also retains pride of place in my house. We maintained a level of friendship and great fondness. He died about 26 years ago now. My current partner of 21 years likes the object too, although I choose to not share its associations for me because that is irrelevant to him and would probably just make him feel uncomfortable. It is private to me. And that is enough.
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