Heart break: Summer Cale submit a divorce letter to his husband Christian Norton in…
Divorce Letter from Summer Cale to Christian Norton
Dear Christian,
I never imagined I would be writing these words to you. It feels surreal to sit down and put into writing what has been building in my heart for far too long. But the time has come, and I need to tell you how I feel.
When we first met, I never thought I could find someone who made me feel as understood and loved as you did. We shared dreams, laughter, and a bond that seemed unbreakable. I remember the early days of our marriage when everything felt like it was falling into place. You were my rock, my confidant, my everything. And for a long time, I believed that was enough.
But somewhere along the way, things began to change. At first, it was subtle – little things I couldn’t quite explain. The distance between us grew, and it felt like we were living parallel lives rather than the shared one we once envisioned. I tried to ignore it, to convince myself that it was just a phase, that we’d get back to where we once were. I thought that if I just kept trying, things would get better.
But the truth is, Christian, I’ve spent too much time pretending that we are okay when deep down, I know we aren’t. The love I once felt for you has faded, and with it, the connection we shared. I’ve tried to understand how we got here, how we went from being each other’s everything to living in a relationship that now feels like a shadow of what it once was.
The person I am today is different from the one I was when I first married you. And, in many ways, so are you. We’ve grown apart in ways I never expected, and no matter how much I wanted to fix it, the truth is, I can’t. I’ve learned that love isn’t just about holding on. Sometimes, it’s about letting go. And that’s what I need to do now.
It is with a heavy heart that I am submitting this divorce letter. This decision has not been made lightly, and it pains me to think of how different things could have been. But I know deep down that staying in a relationship where both of us are no longer happy is not fair to either of us. We deserve more than this.
I want to be clear that this isn’t about blame or anger. There is no single moment or event that has led me to this decision. It’s the culmination of a series of quiet realizations that, despite our best efforts, we have lost what we once had. I am not walking away out of hatred but out of the recognition that we both deserve a chance to find happiness in different ways.
Christian, I will always cherish the good times we had, the love we shared, and the memories we created. You were a significant part of my life, and I’ll never forget that. I hope, in time, you can understand my decision. And perhaps, someday, we can both look back on our time together with a sense of peace, knowing that we gave it our all.
Please know that this isn’t a goodbye filled with bitterness. It’s a goodbye filled with acceptance, sorrow, and a hope that we both find our way to healing.
Wishing you the best in everything.
Sincerely,
Summer Cale
