I Was Ghosted Two Days Before my Wedding

<p>It would have been unthinkable to share this part of my life with anyone, let alone with the whole world. I would have been devastated for anyone else to know about my awful experience. The embarrassment, the devastation, and the dreadful realization that I would not be a wife were too much to bear&hellip;at that time.</p> <h2>Why share now?</h2> <p>That moment was a mere blip in my life. They don&rsquo;t lie when they say &ldquo;time is a great healer.&rdquo; It&rsquo;s almost as if I&rsquo;m watching a movie about someone else now that I think about it. The situation seemed catastrophic, but everything turned out to be okay in the end. That is why I am sharing my story.</p> <p>If you&rsquo;ve experienced a loss or are feeling particularly vulnerable and hopeless right now, take comfort in the knowledge that things will get better, sooner or later. You might not be able to forget or forgive, but you can go on. Allow yourself to grieve while reminding yourself that you will get over this and that the pain will subside.</p> <h2>What happened?</h2> <p>My friend introduced me to her husband&rsquo;s family friend when I was on vacation. She and I had a great time, as we travelled to different parts of the country and experienced mostly everything the country had to offer. At least we did all the touristy stuff people do.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/the-memoirist/i-was-ghosted-two-days-before-my-wedding-44e6ffd611ed"><strong>Visit Now</strong></a></p>