<div><strong>South Korean island of Jeju, known as the island of love, will host a different tribute to love as Museum of Broken Relationships exhibition sets sail on May 5th, 2016. </strong><br><br>And it's big in every way: the exhibition will last for more than 4 months, extends through 4 floors of the <a href="http://www.arariomuseum.org/exhibition/#/dongmun-motel2.php">Arario Museum</a> and features 113 items from all over the world. Sixty-seven of the donated items are from South Korea, along with the largest item ever contributed to Brokenships collection - a real, life size jeep!&nbsp;<br><br>The exhibition will remain opened to October 23rd, 2016.</div>

Loveships have conquered Jeju Island

We grew so icy with each other those few days; what I thought might allow us to thaw the growing cold between us only solidified both our feelings. As you watched me scrape the ice off the car at the airport while you sat planning your family New Year's Eve, we both knew it was the end. 

Nothing was right for you in Marrakech, nor with the plan I'd painstakingly and lovingly created for us, but perhaps we were both ultimately too inflexible and too selfish. 

I accept my mistakes though the way you cruelly laid out my catalogue of faults still weighs heavy; my self-worth shattered. You never would acknowledge your own flaws though. Months of being fully present for you, limping from one family crisis to the next, trying to accommodate your needs, and taking on board all your interests. None of this - or the strain it placed on 'us' - was ever acknowledged. I thought there would be more grace, understanding and space for me when I needed it, but there was only space for you - I wish you'd been honest about that from the start; with me and with yourself. 

Hardest in all of this is realising that the person I fell in love with - and dreamed of building a future with - didn't exist, leaving me questioning my own judgement. 

But now, finally, I've cracked it and I am letting the illusion of you go. 

Freezing Point