Resolving The Fallout From A Relationship Break Up
You have been through a break up with a partner of some standing and the question that arises is how much time should there be between this traumatic event and dating again? As break up\’s can be soul destroying, there are people who believe that the soul is enhanced by the frailty of love and regard this a journey of magnitude with positive growth. These are beautiful words and meaning but to the victim of an unexpected break up there is probably not a lot of consideration at this point for the message of hope that always remains.
In the heart of a break up the world seems unyielding as the days seem like lifetimes and the weeks bring no change. What seemed so fantastic has delivered its verdict and you cry to the heavens \”what will happen to me and how can I live without him?. There is no fault on land or in any other realm as love is not perfect or neither the perfect plan but it has a way of healing us so we can begin again to open ourselves to a brand new play.
To die for love was considered a noble thing in days gone by and many a man or woman took their lives in the name of love. Writers through history have told stories of kingdoms where true knights prevailed in a chapter of swordfights, love and betrayal.. Did the knight love again without anger or pain did he carry his passion to the depths of his grave? Is it any wonder we hunger for a perfect romance where flowers fill the meadows and birds sing out loud. Happy ever after we have listened to for so long, from the pages of the ancients to the present day songs \”Love Hurts\” Are we really prepared for the multitude of feelings a break up can bring, Will love really conquer all?
\”Don\’t carry your burden to the next waking day\” Break ups are a gateway to personal growth but too many carry a negativity that cannot be released till the poison has been squeezed out. If you carry that potion to you next potential date you will bring with you all that was wrong and unresolved from a significant relationship before. It is like signing the death warrant on a possibility as you have pre written the outcome and blanketed your hope. Baggage is the term Counsellors and professionals refer to when you cannot release emotions like anger and jealousy, leaving you scarred and alone with your confidence in tatters.
Sally has entered the caf on the way to the date but self-doubt and anger are blinding her way. Why has she come here when she feels no desire? The break up with Mike was all that she feared, what seemed so remarkable ended in tears. Sally was destroying the chance to be happy again for the guy she was meeting could be all that she dreamed. Instead she was anxious and convinced that he would hurt her before it could even begin. Sally needed to put a line in the sand between Mike and the new guy knowing that life has a way of healing all wounds and romance can blossom when you begin to smile again.
