Best advice I've heard. Due to recent experiences I shall follow this as well. Its the logical thing to do.Originally posted by Lady of the Oracle
Treat it as a learning experience..live and learn and move on. It's hard, especially if you've invested a lot of yourself in it, but if it's out of your hands now, then it's not productive to waste too much time mourning something that's gone. Be glad for the good you had, and close that chapter of your life so a new one can open.
Good luck..
Originally posted by Lady of the Oracle
Treat it as a learning experience..live and learn and move on. It's hard, especially if you've invested a lot of yourself in it, but if it's out of your hands now, then it's not productive to waste too much time mourning something that's gone. Be glad for the good you had, and close that chapter of your life so a new one can open.
Good luck..
Originally posted by Lady of the Oracle
Treat it as a learning experience..live and learn and move on. It's hard, especially if you've invested a lot of yourself in it, but if it's out of your hands now, then it's not productive to waste too much time mourning something that's gone. Be glad for the good you had, and close that chapter of your life so a new one can open.
Good luck..
hey don't know why, but this sounds relieving...Originally posted by Wandrail
Let me say that I have alot of experience in this area At first there's really nothing anyone can say or anything you can tell yourself that will make anything feel better. With a bit of time and perspective, things will get better, and you'll see that something BETTER is out there, trust me...you don't need to know why I know this from a very extreme circumstance firsthand, but before too long you'll be looking back and seeing ALL SORTS of things...
Originally posted by Lady of the Oracle
So here's to new chapters in life for all of us in 2003! *raises her glass*