Departing is not a sweet sorrow!!!

How to say goodbye? "Miss you","Goodbye","Hope to see you again"..So how do you say goodbye? Saying goodbye to some one who is close to you is hard. How do you say goodbye when you know departing is not a "sweet sorrow". And we all have our own experience on the matter and this experience, the way you have learnt to say goodbye is what characterizes you. But each time it happens you are just not ready for it. You just don't want to live that day. Only If one could skip that "one day" in of your life. Or turn back time to live all those beautiful moments again!!!
Saying goodbye is scary, because it has been a long way up to here and when we look back we have quite a view, but in front of us, there is only uncertainty. Mist.People find it difficult to say Goodbye and so they don't. They fidget, they say things that they don't really mean, they avoid people,they think we should all just get over it quickly. Some people just become numb, they don't really know whether to be happy or be sad. And some people think why did they meet at all.If they hadn't met, they wouldn't have to depart.Some people have no problems in saying goodbye,full stop. Others need more time, but we all have to deal with it; there is a moment where you have to say – Goodbye.
Unfortunately, saying goodbye to our Best Friend is never easy. There is nothing you can do or learn to prepare yourself for that void. But time to say a loving goodbye is a blessing. Cherished time with your friend is priceless. They are wonderful times and they pass too quickly. Make every day count, so that you carry over many cherished memories with your friend.

You should really ask your self "OK what next
?" Human Beings resist change, but change is the only thing in Life that’s permanent! Initially its a little difficult to be surrounded by unknown people but we all get used to it. Life goes on, as it never ends.
A friend who is far away is sometimes much nearer than one who is at hand. Is not the mountain far more awe-inspiring and more clearly visible to one passing through the valley than to those who inhabit the mountain?