🌜Moon Child🌛

It can be difficult to accept that the person you thought you knew and loved is not the person they appeared to be. It can be especially difficult when they play with your emotions and thinking. But don’t be fooled; they well understand what they’re doing and why. Even though it is natural to feel hurt and as if you have lost something, you must acknowledge that nothing of value has been lost. You lost someone whose pain you didn’t have to bear. Furthermore, let me state unequivocally that the agony is genuine. Believe me, it’s okay to be depressed and lament the loss of a relationship, but you must understand that your pain will not last forever.

There is a logical reason for the pain coursing through your chest and making you want to scream right now. It will not always be this way, no matter how bleak it appears. The worst component of this situation is your probable sensation of exclusion. They will, however, miss out on finding someone who is willing to help them. Even if they make an attempt to reenter your life, never lose sight of the reasons you initially moved away. Don’t let their deception fool you into thinking they’ve changed. People don’t change all that often. Even if they do, that doesn’t guarantee their behavior has changed sufficiently to warrant another chance.

It’s natural to feel incomplete when you don’t have that person in your life. But you must recognize that you are sufficient. You can be content with yourself without the assistance of another individual. You are complete in and of yourself. Furthermore, if you are unhappy with yourself, you will not be content in a relationship. When you’ve had enough, it’s time to stretch your legs and walk away. Although it can be challenging at times, it is necessary. You deserve to be with someone who appreciates and cares for you. A person who does not play with your emotions or make you feel horrible about yourself. Someone who actually cares about your well-being should accompany you.

You’re not by yourself. Many others have faced similar issues. You will survive, even if it does not appear so right now. There will be someone who values you and treats you nicely. Maintain your health in the meantime. Accept the friendly, encouraging community that surrounds you. Prioritize the things that make you happy. Spend time doing something you enjoy or learning a new hobby. Last but not least, don’t let this incident define you. You are much more than this particular link. Hurt is tolerable.