How do you know when it is right to stick together with someone, working situations out in good times & bad -versus- when it is time to let go?

Why do some relationships in the trajectory of life leave indelible impressions that make us want to remain in touch...while other connections — even good ones with no trauma or drama involved — later on down the line, seem dry as dust; almost as if they never happened at all?

Yet this oddness doesn't necessarily seem to correspond with how lengthy or vital a relationship felt at the time it was originally lived.

An exploration into human connection from the author of HOW TO BE FREE (When The World Seems Anything But), FEEDING FRENZY: Devourers of the Newly Published Spotted — Writers Beware, and the 'Gathering The Dreamcatchers' companion novels.