Words for the heart…
I realized that when a relationship fails, a marriage is broken, or when a loved one leaves, and you feel as if the world is closing in on you, you’re afraid to move on, you don’t even know how to go on from where you’re standing – the key is to not lose hope.
Meet people, meet lots of people, and be friends. Don’t be picky; get to know them. If you’re picky, you might lose a chance to study them. If there’s a connection, maybe slowly date a bit more seriously, but do not commit just yet, because you’re still healing. Find yourself first, discover who a person is – not through their words or the words of others, but by hanging out with them and observing them in their natural environment.
What you’re looking for in a partner cannot be determined from the way he looks, what he does for a living or his past. What you should be looking for can only be determined from meeting him and observing him in his natural environment.
The end of a relationship means it is the beginning of something new – you have the whole world in front of you. You have all the time in the world to find THE ONE. You shouldn’t feel rushed; there’s no rush – so, don’t worry about a biological clock ticking. All you have now is time, lots of time – to heal, to meet people, to smile, to laugh, and most important of all – to enjoy life. Kiss someone, just because you feel like it. Dance in someone’s arms, just because you can. And then walk away into your safe haven when you feel unsafe, and be yourself again.
It’s okay to be sad at times and mourn your loss. One day the pain will become easier to bear. Then you can finally let it all go. In the meantime, don’t forget to live and enjoy each moment. Take a walk, eat with friends, go shopping, pick a flower, sing a song. You’re still alive, so live, LIVE like it’s nobody’s business but yours. And make no apologies for your life or the decisions that you make.
Life is short, make it a beautiful one...