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Ajiboye Victor Nigeria
Student @ University Of Abuja
Abuja, Nigeria
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In Relationships 1 min read
Mine for a Moment
<p>What I Had But Wasn't Mine</p><p>There is a special kind of pain that comes from losing something you never truly owned.</p><p>It sat in your hands long enough to feel familiar. You cared for it, protected it, and built dreams around it. You celebrated its presence and feared its absence. To everyone else, it looked like it belonged to you. Sometimes, you even convinced yourself that it did.</p><p>But life has a way of reminding us that possession and ownership are not the same thing.</p><p>Some people come into our lives as lessons, not destinations. Some moments arrive to be experienced, not kept. We hold them close, hoping time will turn them into forever, only to realize they were never ours to claim.</p><p>The hardest part is not letting go. The hardest part is accepting that something can mean everything to you and still not belong to you.</p><p>Yet, there is beauty in having experienced it at all. Not everything valuable is meant to stay. Some things leave behind memories, growth, and stories that become part of who we are.</p><p>And maybe that's enough.</p><p>Because sometimes, what we had but wasn't ours still leaves us richer than we were before it came.</p>

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