Leta bout di pyuuriti a di kuod, wen di aat miit "Di Wan" tuu leit

Notn no muo pienful dan di muoment wen yu liv ina a marid we yu no riilaiz, we a jangkl op pan a tiin tred, yu bier wid yu las chans — an den aal a sodn wan smadi apier pan yu ruod, an wid aal yu soul yu nuo: a him — di wan. Dis a di tes we chiek di ful dep a yuuman anna.

Sombadi ina dis sekant sokuom tu wiiknis, go pan chiet an chriejan, defail dem oum yaad an di nyuu lait fiilin tuu. Di rizolt a dis ya step aalwiez teribl: piipl we wan taim shier wan bed brok iich ada aat an ton ina merkilis enimi, redi fi tier iich ada apaat, an di pikni dem sofarin bitwiin dem.

But there is another path — the path of an inner moral code, when you simply cannot allow yourself to step into a new relationship through a lie, no matter how much the heart aches. You choose purity and step back. And then life once again parts you onto different shores — until you both grow and become truly free. Sometimes after such pain a person closes up so deeply that they are afraid to try again. And sometimes fate, having waited for the hour of purity and freedom, brings two grown souls back together — already without shadow and without barriers.