If I could flip a switch and forget about her I would.
But the
fact that I have never loved another creature a fraction of as much as I love her, is still a fact, that I am not able to actually change.
There is no one other than her, that I would make the greatest sacrifice for, take a bullet for, or be more willing to break every bone in my body for, or become permanently paralyzed for,( if it came down to making such a sacrifice for her good, her well being, enlightenment, her happiness, her potential being fully reached, her safety, her eternal salvation if such a thing exists, and I had to make such a sacrifice for that to be possible etc.)
My
pOInt is, there isn't a creature, in the 34 years I have lived, that I have loved a fraction of as much as I love Lia!
She's a once in a lifetime person to meet, and I meet many women!
Even if we stayed in the friendship zone and she is married to another man,
friendship with her would mean more to me than whether or not my entire family is alive or dead. Losing Lia was more painful than were I to hear my whole family got violently murdered.
IT seems Lia and I met for a reason, and out of love for her, and respect, I won't contact her again, unless she initiates and makes clear she wants it.
But Lia brought more of what seemed like graces and paranormal experiences and signs,
than all other creatures I met combined. I love her more than all people combined, and the attention I gave her, the fervent intensity of it, scared the **** out of her, but it is clear she thinks I lust after her, which isn't even true. I try not to jerk off, and when I do, i fantasize about girls in their twenties (younger than her and of a different type appearance).
If Lia actually knew I didn't sexually objectify her, she would probably be open to talking to me, but she made it clear in her note to police, that she thinks my love for her is erotic, which is far from true!
But I simply don't think I will ever meet someone I love as much as Lia, and
nothing is going to change the fact that she got me sober, she revolutionized my life, she raised my moral standards, inspired greater virtue, and she left a permanent indelible mark on me that almost killed me literally, but also saved my life (probably literally).
She is a big part of my testimony of who I am today, and there is no switch I can flip to forget about her. Trying to forget about Lia for me is about as realistic as telling me to quit breathing, and go through life not breathing anymore. It is simply not possible!