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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at IUP chapter.

It’s been two months now. 

I’ve tried to forget about you. They say it’s easier that way.

Then someone will mention your name, and it hurts a little. 

Or I’ll pass you on the street, or in the store. 

Or I’ll think of the times we shared, so many memories together. 

We had so many memories together. Sometimes, I can’t help but smile. 

Like how you always brought a cake to every birthday I had or the countless hours we spent binging Netflix.

At times it felt like you were my only friend. You were always there when I needed you. 

Believe me, I’ve tried to move on, but no one could ever truly replace you. 

No one is quite like you. No one is as sweet as you, either. 

I still remember the first time I saw you. Oh, how you froze me where I stood.

Sometimes I wish I could go back to that day. I was so young back then. 

I still think of the way you made me feel, and the way you used to taste. 

I remember it so well. 

Of course, our relationship wasn’t perfect. 

Sometimes, you made me feel really bad about myself. I don’t miss that at all. 

And I definitely don’t miss how you would always drip down my chin into a sticky mess at the most inconvenient times. 

But ice cream always melts, so I suppose that’s to be expected. 

Michaela Shaw was the vice president and senior editor of the Her Campus chapter at Indiana University of Pennsylvania from 2020-2022. During her time as an undergraduate student, Michaela was also a member of Active Minds, Alpha Kappa Delta, the National Society for Leadership and Success, Sociology Club, and Psi Chi. She also volunteered with Hopeful Hearts, a grief support group for children and families. After completing an internship at Allegheny County Children, Youth and Families, she graduated in August with a dual baccalaureate in Psychology and Sociology and a minor in Child and Adult Advocacy Studies. She likes video games, reading, rainy days, vinyl records, Thai food, and spending time with her cat, Ron.Â