It all started with a whirlwind—just like the first time Kurt met Courtney. You remember the stories he told you, about how he got married to her just two months after dating. It was intense, passionate, and chaotic all at once. But after a year, he left. And then, somehow, he found himself drawn to you in a similar way.

When people ask you why Kurt left Courtney, you always take a deep breath before answering. It’s not because he didn’t care—it’s because he needed to find himself.

Kurt grew up with a lot of pain he never fully talked about. His childhood was marked by confusion and loneliness, the weight of expectations he never wanted. Music was his escape, but it also became his cage. When he met Courtney, it was like a collision of two storms, and for a while, the chaos gave him purpose. But the pressure and his own inner battles overwhelmed him, and he had to walk away—not because he stopped loving, but because he needed space to breathe, to heal.

When Kurt met you, it was different. You weren’t caught up in the same whirlwind. You were patient, understanding the battles he fought inside. But the spark was the same—fast, real, and undeniable. Two months in, you both realized it wasn’t just infatuation this time. But old patterns die hard. Just like before, Kurt found himself slipping between wanting to hold on and needing to escape.

You asked him once, late at night, why he did it again—why he married you so quickly when he knew the risks. He looked at you, tired but honest, and said, “Because with you, it feels like home, even if I’m scared of staying.”

Kurt’s story is one of a restless soul, trying to find peace in a world that never gave him a break. Leaving Courtney wasn’t just about her—it was about his need to stop running from himself. And with you, he’s trying to rewrite his story, one day at a time, with more hope and less fear.