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Love and Meth
February 11, 2014
I've never been in Amy's position before but she has truly inspired me. She didn't give in to her boyfriend. Instead, she kept her composure and fought through the heartbreak. She is one tough young lady who has taught me that no matter how hard a relationship might be or how many feelings might be involved, sometimes they aren't the best person for you or you might not be the best person for them. I now believe that even after you fall in love and go through a horrible heartbreak, you can always find someone better or who satisfies you.
© Michelle B., Blairsville, GA
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