I have been in and out of relationships .Breaking up with a partner can sometimes be traumatic. Even though
you saw it coming or made it happen yourself, you may not be ready for the
impact of the break-up. Suddenly you are alone and no longer part of a couple.
It feels like a giant missile burst up on your life crushing your dreams and
aspirations, leaving your daily existence a strange and difficult place to be. So when I hear 'I wish him dead, "I wish him
dead, I hope he dies soon', I do understand where that's coming from. But in
all honesty many don't mean what they utter but the anger, hurt, insecurity,
sadness, depression, self-revulsion and rage. in them that talk.
How can we go from - loving someone so much we
marry them, have kids with them, spend the best years of our lives with them...
- then turn around to hate them so much, we wish them dead. How can a love so
deep turn so easily into the most intense hatred? What happens?
You find some divorced couples who can't stand the
sight of each other and some actually go out of their way to try to bring the
other down. And you wonder, was there ever love between these people?
The feelings after a break-up may be overwhelming.
The difficult part is that there are no ground rules for recovering, healing
and moving on. From the rubble, you have to pick up the pieces and move on.
Firstly you
have to deal with anger. It is good to acknowledge the feelings of anger at
first but it is best not to act on them. So you must release all that pent up
rage somehow. The good thing is that,
like all negative emotions that are expressed, these emotions will also fade
away. Meanwhile you have to find your own stress busters and FORGIVE
Forgiveness is primarily for you.
Forgiveness allows you to let go of anger,
resentment and bitterness.
Forgiveness helps you live more fully in the
present moment.
Forgiveness frees you for new experiences—including
a new love relationship
To deal with
a break up : Accept why it happened, Understand
why it ended, Give yourself time to mourn and pick up the pieces of your
shattered life, Redirect your
life and move on to a better and happier life , Set new goals ,Throw away objects that remind you of the ex ,Treat yourself gently - Pamper yourself with your favorite food, wine,
sporting events, music, movies, vacation etc. Dress well, eat well, Surround
yourself with happy, positive people .
Most
especially Remember why it didn’t work ,
accept your sadness and be very kind to yourself ,Count your blessing every day - Take every day as a
miracle with so many things to thank God for. It shifts focus from what you
have, away from what you don’t have. Compliment
yourself - Make a list of your good qualities and remind yourself of them
often, to feel positive
about yourself.
WE DON'T HAVE TO HATE .
This is interesting and i really appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteNice one pholu. If I may say this,hating your ex spurs bitterness and this will definitely prolong your healing and moving forward. That time you'd spend hating should be for appraisal on what went wrong,take responsibility for your part in the break-up and play better next time. Moreover,things happen for a reason and not all relationships lead to marriage.
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