When you love someone, you don't ignore them when they need help. You don't leave when she cries. You don't leave until he feels better. Because when you love someone, you love them when they are in a good mood and when they encounter obstacles on the path of life.
personal growth
Failure is an inevitable part of success. It could be the beginning of a new path. In order for a child to learn to walk, he has to fall many times. Failure is also an indicator of the success we strive for. When a pole vaulter is beaten by the competition, the height of the jump shows his progress. This failure becomes the starting point of his training, where he tries to prove that the current failure is not necessarily final! -Dave Anderson
Allow yourself to feel. To feel. To live. To love.
Do you feel like you will never love again? That no one will love you anymore? At least not like the person who walked out of your life.
Why doesn't anyone behave as they should? When others let you down, it's usually not about them, it's about you—more specifically, your expectations. You judge and accept their behavior by coming from within yourself. You have your expectations and priorities, they have theirs - but often different.
Put away emotions, feelings, assumptions. Remove unnecessary things that push you into bad decisions.
Habits, habits, habits. Sometimes they lead us to success. But sometimes they take us far away. What are your habits?
You will never feel good enough if you keep dwelling on your mistakes. Whatever you did, there is nothing wrong with it. Mistakes happen, they don't define you. Remember this.
Life sometimes brings us to a point where we see no way out. We don't know where to turn and which path to choose to be the right one. Some wake up in such situations and make a shift in their lives, while others only sink deeper.
We all have bad days now and then. Moments when it seems that nothing is going the way we want. Then we would prefer to lie in bed with a sheet over our heads and wait for that day or time to end.
You miss them even though you let them out of your life because you put yourself first. You have realized that you cannot spend the rest of your life in doubts and questions.
It's perfectly normal to feel pain after a relationship has ended, whether it's a friendship or a partnership, even if you were the one who made the decision to end it. Often, guilt is present in addition to sadness. How to face it and overcome it?