Releasing the Past, Embracing the Self
Navigating the Endings and Beginnings of Connection
The end of one relationship is just the beginning of another. The wrong person will eventually be missed, and the right person will eventually be met.
When any relationship comes to an end, don't worry about who is right or wrong; it was mutual consent at the beginning, and when it ends, neither of you owes the other anything.
Meeting in the crowd and returning to the crowd, this in itself is a result of a beginning and an end.
No matter what the reason is, and no matter who is responsible, try not to think too much about it and don't be unwilling, because it doesn't matter anymore.
You know, it doesn’t matter anymore, so what’s the point? Don't give blessings or say sorry. It's hard to have any intersection, whether it's good or not, so why pretend?
In fact, don’t think about getting back together, and don’t feel like you can’t live without suffering because of losing someone; some grudges will always exist, and some things just have to be let go.
People who cannot spend the rest of their lives together cannot be forced to stay together after all. Instead of carefully maintaining the relationship, it is better to let each other go.
In fact, living alone for a long time is not that hard. At least you don’t have to worry about random thoughts, at least you don’t have to worry about missing out, at least you don’t have to care too much or wait for a reply. Even your emotions can be mostly stable. You’re just a little lonely, but this is the norm.
People must always learn to get along with themselves, and then do what they should do; the world will not stop because of the absence of anyone, we must always learn to cherish ourselves.
So, forget it, let the past be the past, that’s it! Anyway, you will still meet someone you like, and it will depend on you whether you are worthy of him/her or not.
Thank you for reading!
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These are wonderful observations that all of us should take to heart ❤️ thank you for sharing! 🙏🙏🙏
very awesome work: I am very inspired by your work
So true. I'm sure there is some who really needs this now. I wish I was able to read this wonderful piece then. I can relate to it in an almost religious level. It is an amazing work. Congratulations on top story! It's so well deserved!
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A must-read for anyone navigating change and new beginnings.
Sometimes relationships are a vehicle to teach us something about us and our choices. Unfortunately, it takes time to see it this way.
Wow, you're absolutely right, one door close another one opens.
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People come in your life to teach you something sometimes we don’t know what they’re teaching it’s years before we get the message
Letting go is so hard, but so necessary. Beautiful work, Emily!
Very good work, congrats 👏
I totally agree! People come and go, what matters is appreciating their presence while they still create memories with us. What happens tomorrow is out of our hands. What transpires now is what we can cherish. Great story, Emily~