I apologize. Profusely. You’re not forgettable. I, more often than not, forget. I can’t remember your name. I do remember your face (except for when I don’t). Sometimes I remember the place we met and bits of our conversation. Other times I have no memory at all of meeting you. This is especially difficult and downright embarrassing when you remember my name and other details. I apologize. Profusely. You are not forgettable. I am a person who forgets. It has always been this way with my brain. Some things, even obscure or unremarkable details, I retain. Other things (like names and vital information) I forget. It is as if they’ve been erased from memory, forever. (Except for a day or a week or so later when they pop up, long after I needed them to. Thanks, brain-of-Candelaria, for the delay. It’s too late now.) I apologize and promise to: Stop pretending to remember more than I do. It would just feel better to say, “I’m so sorry, I can’t remember your name” or “I don’t remember where we met, do you?” And smile and reconnect or tick you off because I don’t remember you. Again, I apologize. You’re unforgettable except when I forget. Handling Rejection: An Inspirational Essay
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