Ever wonder why is it so tough to move on? Letting go isn't that easy and neither does accepting the break up. Some people talk to friends, best friends, parents, sisters,cousins and some just don't , they can't because the only person they used to share talks with, was the one they just broke up with and some even when they have loads to talk cannot because of the nature, the personality.
The point I am trying to make here is that does it help to keep things inside? venting out your feelings, emotions make you feel light, like really feathery as if venting out was important in order to feel ok (for the moment, because moving on takes time). Each and every individual is different, but top 1 mantra for moving on or even taking that first step in moving on is to talk, to people, to friends, to someone who is ready to listen to you, to yourself, because to let go is not to deny but to accept that it has happened and for your own emotional well-being it's very essential to cleanse yourself of all the anger and thoughts you are holding on to.
So friends, please don't hesitate to pick up that phone and call anyone who cares about or just call us and rant it out all.
I will come back soon and would like to leave you with this thought:
“you mourn, you hurt and you start to heal.”
― Rachel Hawthorne, A Year In Europe
The point I am trying to make here is that does it help to keep things inside? venting out your feelings, emotions make you feel light, like really feathery as if venting out was important in order to feel ok (for the moment, because moving on takes time). Each and every individual is different, but top 1 mantra for moving on or even taking that first step in moving on is to talk, to people, to friends, to someone who is ready to listen to you, to yourself, because to let go is not to deny but to accept that it has happened and for your own emotional well-being it's very essential to cleanse yourself of all the anger and thoughts you are holding on to.
So friends, please don't hesitate to pick up that phone and call anyone who cares about or just call us and rant it out all.
I will come back soon and would like to leave you with this thought:
“you mourn, you hurt and you start to heal.”
― Rachel Hawthorne, A Year In Europe
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