Emily Chan - Life and love sharing
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Blog Writer/Storyteller/Write stores and short srories.I am a writer who specializes in love,relationships and life sharing
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Which title best captures the essence of moving on from a one-sided love?
When love fades, the most honest choice is to accept it. There's no need for explanations, no need to ask "why," and no need to make humble attempts to keep someone who no longer wants to stay. No matter what you do, the other person no longer cares. They won't be moved, nor will they feel your pain. Their cold departure is the result of a long-awaited weighing of the pros and cons.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing5 months ago in Poets
Do You Hold On or Let Go?
"If you want something, let it go. If it returns, it was always yours. If it doesn't, it never was." When we cry, it's often from pain. Pain arises from caring, and caring from having feelings. To have feelings is simply to be human. So, if you have feelings, if you care deeply, if you've been hurt, and if you've shed tears, it means you are a complete person, in every sense of the word. When sadness strikes, be kind to yourself. You are only human; there's no need to demand invincibility from yourself.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing5 months ago in Poets
Ready to Grow Up in Love?
Let us grow through the setbacks of love and become emotionally mature adults. Being perpetually willful and stubbornly set in your ways will not make you lovable or foster a genuine connection. Instead, you simply need to be a brave adult. It's only then that you will attract and meet another equally resolute adult.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing5 months ago in Poets
Have We Loved in Vain?
It's okay to let go of the outcome and the hope that someone who is no longer on your path will stay by your side. You know, deep down, that in the end, not only will you no longer like each other, but you won't even like yourself.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing5 months ago in Poets
Are You Truly Free, or Just Holding On?
There are no truly happy people in this world, only people who are open-minded. Everything in the world is trying to heal you, but you are the only one who refuses to let go. You drive yourself into depression and make yourself sick with anger; afterward, nothing can be changed except for your own misery. All things in the world, except life and death, are not worth mentioning.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing5 months ago in Poets
Is Your Relationship a Hand-Knitted Sweater?
The relationship between people is indeed like knitting a sweater: it can be taken apart faster than it's knitted and lost more quickly than it's gained. Whether they're friends, lovers, or family, no matter how strong a relationship is, you need to keep in touch. Life isn't like a movie where everyone is always happy. In reality, once you miss some people, they're gone forever.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing5 months ago in Poets
Is Short-Term Bliss Better Than Lasting Joy?
Perhaps he only seeks short-term happiness and isn't interested in working towards long-term happiness. It might also be that we expect too much happiness and overlook our fundamental incompatibilities.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing5 months ago in Poets
When Love Hurts: Is It Truly Love?
Sometimes, because we love someone deeply, we allow the harm they cause to happen. We might even believe that's just part of love. But love should never be exchanged for humility. We shouldn't have to suffer trauma repeatedly or doubt our own worth. If that's truly love, why does it demand so much patience from us?
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing5 months ago in Poets
Has the Spotlight Shifted? Or Are You Finally Shining Your Own Light?
Several years ago, I was living what most would consider a good life. I had a stable job, a steady income, and I was doing things I genuinely enjoyed. While my life wasn't outwardly "exciting," it felt solid and stable.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing6 months ago in Poets
What If He Was Never Worth It?
It's clear now: he's not worth it. Your long-suffering pain isn't worth it. Your repeated self-doubt isn't worth it. And it's certainly not worth it for you to foolishly pour such pure, passionate, and unreserved love onto someone who never intended to truly receive it.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing6 months ago in Poets
