Wednesday, June 08, 2016

Five Things to Remember If Your Partner Ends Your Relationship

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Ending a relationship might take a moment or two, but once everything is over, it might leave you devastated for a long time. It will be unjust to say that breakup leads to sadness. Sadness is a minuscule word. People who have been through a breakup have been through a traumatic phase of life comprising of agony, despondency, loneliness, misery, repentance, self-doubt, and suffering. No matter how painful this is, everyone should try to move on. Remember these five important things if you’re going through a breakup. They can help you on your journey to finding happiness again.
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1. Everything takes time

Bear in mind that time is the best healer. Breakups are like a physical injury and similarly, they need time to heal. Your mind and body recuperate slowly and gradually. It takes some time to acclimatize your mind and body to all the events happening around them. Also, remember to never rush the process of healing; it will not help you but instead make the circumstances worse.

2. Remove every memory

It might sound cruel, but it is better to delete texts and emails and discard anything you possess that might remind you of your ex. It is important because if you see these things again after some months, they might open up your wounds and will not help you move on.

3. Never doubt your self-worth

No matter what, never doubt your self-worth and think that maybe you were not good enough for your partner. Everything occurs for a reason, which includes breakups too. It is better sometimes to let things go than to deliberately try to change yourself so that your partner might take you back. If your partner has ended the relationship, there is no use feeling worthless for a person who doesn’t want to be with you anymore. Always keep in mind that you are worth more than a breakup.

4. You are responsible for your happiness

No matter how your partner has treated you in the past, your happiness or sadness doesn’t depend on them or their treatment. Living a happy life is your choice. Don’t waste your life by overthinking about your past relationships, being depressed, and avoiding people. Rather, you should spend time with your friends and family, try to live happily as much as you can, explore new places, and make new and productive routines. There is a lot you can do for living a happy life, and always remember that only you can do this.

5. Don’t feel lonely

You are not alone. Surround yourself with your friends and family. Try to talk to them about anything, help them in their work, go out with them to shop or have lunch or dinner, and do whatever you like. Never think that you are alone forever. There are more than a hundred breakups that occur every single day. If all people start stressing over their breakup, then the world will become silent because it will be full of isolated people.

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