How do you stop loving someone? How to overcome the battle between heart and mind? It is one of the most difficult decisions in life, to deliberately “un-love” your Ex because you know it’s the right thing to do. But HOW do we do it? As always, a long journey begins with a decision and the first step. Please read on.
Right after a breakup, we torture ourselves by trying to figure out that one question that we think will make a big difference – the “Why”. Why have they left us, why have they said and done all these things to us? It seems so important, so vital to our recovery.
Is it really? Please read on.
One of the most difficult things to cope with after a break-up is this awing feeling of finality. That you’ve reached a point-of-no-return. But what looks as something insurmountable is in fact the best thing that can happen to your recovery.
Please read on, you will understand.
Is a romantic rejection such as a break-up also an addiction to your Ex? Are YOU addicted to your Ex?
Research shows that this might very well be the case. You crave your Ex like you would crave any other harmful substance one might be dependent on.
Read on to find out whether you are addicted to your Ex and how to break free from it.
When one door closes, another opens. But what we often do after a split is we stare and the closed door for a very long time, hoping it will magically reopen and everything would be as it was before.
We need to face the “painful corridor” and watch for that special door that has just open for us, brimming with new possibilities.
I know the damaging effect rejection can do to you. Especially when you’re going through heartbreak, rejection really knows how to make you question your self-worth.
One of the most asked questions after a break-up is: How long will it take to get over my Ex? The answer is not so easy to give, we have to go through all the phases and some make them faster than others. But some may also ask themselves how they know for sure WHEN they are finally over them?
There is a final test that you can take. It will either tell you that you made it, or it will throw you back in your recovery.
Will you write the final chapter of your break-up?
