For the Emotionally Open
I’ve lost a few very close people to death in my life & when I think of them, I don’t want to take those around me for granted while they are still here. Life is short & we never know who might be called away unexpectedly.
Some leave without warning. I lost someone very dear to me from my family while I was also beginning many new relationships. I was struck by how life has its unique ways of bringing things full circle.
The grief was profound, some amazing people were crossing my path, yet, at the same time, a some very beautiful new relationships began to bloom. It’s a reminder of how life balances loss with new beginnings, showing us that even in our darkest moments, there can be the promise of something new and hopeful.
I couldn't have immerse myself in grief without being mindful of the people around me in that moment. This experience has taught me that we can't ignore, leave or give up on the person because we're not there emotionally in a particular situation, but also means being silent would work than to give up.
Why do we continue to hurt & bleed on others when we have people who are ready to be with us & treat us right? Why do we always suspect that those in our lives will leave us, causing pain & therefore hesitate to embrace those who make every effort to be there for us? It's not fair that we bleed on people who wish well for us & want to heal us.
There’s so much love & belonging to be experienced; don’t give up on anyone—mother, sister, father, a friend, or someone special. I think making that one phone call, sending that message or simply going and standing in front of someone you've been ignoring or waiting for.
Remember, people who express themselves are stronger than the ones who can't. Waiting for others to reach out only ruins the purpose of our lives.
Send a song, a wish, a photo or just let them know you’re there. You'll experience the magic. Hurry up, make your day & weekend brighter.
✨ Good luck! ✌️🤞
Feel the feelings and express them! 💕
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