So as you sit there with a tissue in your hand and a half eaten tub of ice cream in the other, remember that journey of moving on isn't a linear path. It's a roller coaster ride filled with loops of nostalgia, dips of despair, and occasional rush of hope. But trust me, braving. Through these twists and turns, you are sculpting a future that is more resilient, more vibrant, and hopefully more wiser than before
Meenu Kaur
@tailored979 · 4:30
So I can very well relate with the fact that what a real presence to us as a definition of coping up or moving ahead. It's not like that. It's absolutely different. It's the other way around. So keeping courage to keep a balance between forgetting the past which has happened and opening the doors for the future and definitely what I feel is there is no essence and keep on running around a person who is a source of pain or situation which is a source of pain
I leave it up to the Creator because if I share it here, it'll lose the essence of what she is saying, how she is presenting it. And third is a story that I had heard long time ago. This was a heartbroken
Tanya Coles
@MsColes77 · 3:26
But I think in situations like this, we need to allow people to move through that grieving process. Because when a relationship ends, you go through the same stages of grief that people do in the loss of a person or a business or whatever that situation was. They go through a denial process where you don't want to believe that it really happened. They go through an anger process where you're angry about the fact that it happened
Jude D'Souza
@Judeld11 · 1:43
Hello. Thanks for inviting me. I would like to add another perspective to it, actually. Suicidal thoughts. Like something can be of the spiritual realm too. Like nagging thoughts. Like some thoughts keep recurring, like you are good for nothing, you need not be alive. Why? What are you doing here? You should have not been here. So all just thoughts can be related to the spiritual realm too. And also, as you said, some inner wounds, like depression and stuff
ashmi dewan
@ashmi.dewan · 1:51
So one has to go through all the stages and only that is the way to deal with something like this. But also talking to somebody, either a very close friend or a professional will definitely help to make that process easier. And sometimes also that can work as a catalyst in order to speed up the healing process
ashmi dewan
@ashmi.dewan · 0:24
Hello. Hi. Thank you so much for sharing your story. That was quite interesting. So thank God it was only the tree that had burned. Yeah, I've heard her, the standup comedian. I've heard her content, and she is a natural. I mean, she really is good at her work. So anyway, thanks a lot for sharing
ashmi dewan
@ashmi.dewan · 0:19
Hi, Meenu. Thank you for your insights. I've heard you before also. And when you talk, you talk from a place of knowing. And that's what I like about you. So thank you so much for your reply, and let's stay in touch
Aditi Kapoor
@MyCuratedTales · 2:37
And I think the whole process of coming out of it is actually creating a space for yourself to understand better what sort of a person are you and what is the learning from that particular relationship. But I have also seen relationships where people are stuck due to a certain obligation. But for them to take such a bold step of moving out of a relationship or ending it becomes impossible. So being in a relationship and still being heartbroken is also sort of a situation in one's life
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 2:38
So thank you. I'm going to bookmark it and I'm going to share it with anybody in my circle who is experiencing heartbreak for some clarity and for some perspective and for a lot of strength. So. Thank you, Ashmi. Thank you for inviting me. And I'll see you around. Take care
That's the answer. You have a heartbreak or somebody has not lived up to your expectations. It's just about that person didn't come up to your expectations or the things didn't work out. So it's good to cry and it's important to forgive and learn from your mistakes and just move on. Let your tears water the seeds of your future happiness. Row ligand UPNI. Future happiness could run
And I really believe in the life, the toughest lessons that you learned will always help you out in one or the other way. And I really loved your explanation on why one should move on. As you said, time heals everything. But if you simply sit and wait for the time to go and time to heal you, it becomes too late for you to catch up on things and work on things that are really meant for you. And I truly believe whatever happens in life happens for a reason
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 3:02
And therefore, when you're embracing this very tough lesson, this tough sort of, I would say curve, right? One must simply also give time and accept that yes, it is something that cannot be undone and gather the strength to move on. So I have found that meditation helps a lot. And not just for heartbreaks. Meditation as such, it keeps you centered. Helps you go back to the source
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 2:03
And it may take time, but eventually one does see the light at the end of the tunnel and we will find ways to do that. Some may find it impossible, some may find it difficult. But if it is not impossible, it is probable. And somehow, some way or the other, we do find an avenue that helps us in getting over the heartbreak. There is so much that one can talk about when it comes to heartbreaks
Amrita Mishra
@Amylicioues · 3:18
Some people stay, some people don't stay. But when you move on, you learn from your experiences. It could be good, it could be bad. But if you don't move on, okay, if you stuck over there, you might have nightmares or you might even not sleep for a day. Heartbreaking is something it really required a lot of courage. And if you're that much courageous person so you can do better with your life, you can go ahead with your life