Falling in love: the after-effects

Even though I'm over him, it still surprises me when I can remember all of the things I felt for him.

The rush. The nerves. The unadulterated bliss I felt swell in my chest as soon as I saw him.

Not even the knowledge of his political leanings saved my heart from falling.

I hope he's doing well.

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