Basically it's about seeing past emotions and moving with logic. If you're in the right and that person is in the wrong, you can live with a clear conscience as its not on you whether they break up with you or whatever. You did your best and it ain't work. Sucks but what can you do? Cry, get mad all day, and all these emotions. If you're in the wrong, its about basically learning from your mistakes. Thinking with emotions lead to bitterness and passion crime. It leads to folks hurting themselves thinking that life can't go on where they just stop doing shyt. Logic just makes you move on, correct your errors and deal with someone who is worth your time. If the same person come back, you know that you have the option of whether to or to not give them a chance or how you choose to deal with them. Some people can remain friends, others simply you gotta basically leave alone.
However, no matter how bad it is. You can't let that shyt turn to hate even towards the person that dumped you or you dumped. Forgive them, wish them well and move on. Just be glad that shyt happened. Don't be all mad or sad because it ended. There's other people. Take a break if you have to.
Personally, Im used to being depressed, being disappointed from dealing with failures and disappointments, angry, rejections through different aspects of life and learning that shyt ain't what it's cracked up to be so I feel that I have a bit of an advantage when it comes to dealing with grief and shyt. Of course, some pain is worse than others but if it can't kill you then you can manage. I hate it but no bad feeling last forever even if it comes back or sticks around.
However, no matter how bad it is. You can't let that shyt turn to hate even towards the person that dumped you or you dumped. Forgive them, wish them well and move on. Just be glad that shyt happened. Don't be all mad or sad because it ended. There's other people. Take a break if you have to.
Personally, Im used to being depressed, being disappointed from dealing with failures and disappointments, angry, rejections through different aspects of life and learning that shyt ain't what it's cracked up to be so I feel that I have a bit of an advantage when it comes to dealing with grief and shyt. Of course, some pain is worse than others but if it can't kill you then you can manage. I hate it but no bad feeling last forever even if it comes back or sticks around.
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