Overcoming Heartbreak Pt. 4 - The Pain

You know that saying…

When a tree falls in a lonely forest, and no animal is nearby to hear it, does it make a sound?

Makes you think right?…

…One of my favorite trauma teachers once said that, contrary to what many of us believe, most trauma doesn't come from wars or natural disasters, it happens at home and in secret.

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Jeanine Rivera
Can We Still Be Friends?

And then it happens…“can we still be friends?”. Like a big f*cking punch to your face, those five little words pierce your soul in a way you couldn’t imagine and you’re so in shock no logical answers come to mind.

The person that just broke your heart asks you if you can still be friends. All of a sudden, you’re dumped and you’ve been relegated to the friend zone in a matter of seconds.

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The Dangers of Loving a Coward

Dealing with a coward is more like dealing with a child that has a driver's license and a credit card. They exhibit all of the hallmarks of being an adult but none of the actual attributes that come along with age; like maturity, respect, decency, or integrity. Cowards are fundamentally and emotionally bankrupt because they lack the basic level requirement for a healthy relationship, honesty.

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Ghosted

Anyone who can knowingly disregard another person and their feelings without a second thought, is either fundamentally flawed in their view of the world and others or, they are mentally and emotionally incapable of participating in a healthy, mature and reciprocal relationship.

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5 Signs Your Breakup Was Traumatic

Relationships can be an amazing source of love and support. Though all too often there are those that totally blindside you. One minute you feel completely happy and in control. The next minute, you’re miserable and feel helpless to leave. You can’t exactly pinpoint the moment it became hurtful, but it’s been that way for a while, and now you can hardly recognize your life or yourself anymore.

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Say Yes to Yourself

It’s a beautiful word with so much meaning. It’s the permission we give others to do something but most importantly, the permission we give ourselves. Though sadly, we often live in the “no”.

No thank you, I’m busy. No thank you, I’m too tired. No thank you, I’m sick.

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On Letting Go

Picture this. Life has just kicked you straight in the chest. It’s taken all the wind out of you and you’re struggling to catch your breath. Enter your well-meaning friend or even worse, an acquaintance, with the answer you’ve been waiting for, let it go!

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