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I need to write this down. I took the GMAT earlier today, right at the end of my week off, and scored a 715. It’s a great score, one I’m proud of, and I’m confident that if I take it again, I could do even better.

It finally happened. My manager today shared that he will be rating me as “does not meet expectations” for my level. We had talked about it a couple of times before, and he did say that I am improving and likely will make it.

Life is going okay. I’ve had a ton of distractions and events that have brought me closer to my family, and I am grateful for those moments. They have given me confidence that, no matter what happens with my career, I will be fine as long as I work hard and diligently.

As I lay in bed watching a movie we talked about during our only date, I found myself wondering if I’m starting to think about her less often. It saddened me.

You might be wondering—another blog post so soon? Indeed, because today brought something unexpectedly intriguing to the forefront, and I’m eager to dive into it. Let’s start with a quick status update.

Long time no see, huh? I have quite a few updates. I feel like, and indeed have been, a changed man since the incident and after my trip to India.

Alright, I’m currently at Istanbul Airport, seated behind a woman in her twenties who is deeply engrossed in her work. She’s fervently typing, juggling two phones, and displaying a level of productivity I haven’t matched in a while.

I am sharing the text messages exchanged between us over several days leading to our breakup. Her ruthlessness was something I had never encountered before. Reflecting on this for quite some time, I realize that my honesty and vulnerability were evident, especially when I confessed my strong feelings for her.

She actually just broke up with me over a text. I was eating a burger, watching an indian sitcom, and thinking about the wedding event I am going to attend tomorrow when i got a text from her.

Today, after experiencing two hours of deep sadness, I’ve decided to share my thoughts in this blog post. The sadness was triggered by a piece of news I received while driving my friends, who are visiting.