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3 years ago. September 28, 2020 at 9:05 AM

Not to get too personal, but someone who was once very dear to me is no longer involved in my life, not through death, but a mutual decision. I once believed that this person may return to me, however, I know that this is no longer the case. Basically the decision for them came down to if they wanted to change and go to the next level or leave altogether. They choose the latter. My tasks in recent weeks have been choosing between morning the loss of this relationship or just trying to move past it and keep busy. 

 

Allowing myself space I need to morn, is probably one of the nicest things I can do for myself. I do this by journaling or just lying down alone with my thoughts. I don't know how productive this is, to be honest. I feel lost in the moment, only in the end, to feel I have earned an ounce of clarity. Everything just feels hazy, and I end up even more insecure. 

 

When I am busy, it feels easier. I'm with friends, and we laugh and have a good time. Everyone has reached out and has helped me in some small way. Whether it's sending me positive messages and memes or taking me out for coffee or drinks, they all have been there for me. I feel secure when I am with them. Sometimes I'm busy alone, though. I just bury my head in my work. I feel productive and can actually focus enough to accomplish what I need too. However, when the work ends or my friends leave I suddenly feel even more alone. I feel like I have to clamor for "what's next." 

 

So, I've been trying to do a balance of both. Being alone with my thoughts, for the ounce of clarity, and being busy to avoid the pain. Let me know how you like to deal with these situations in a comment; I'm always open to new ideas. 

SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+☕} - The "death" of a relationship is like any other "death". The problem is that there just isn't a body to say goodbye to. It makes grief all that much harder.

Be kind to yourself. Mourn, cry, stay busy, get support from friends and allow the grief to pass in its own time.

There are 7 stages to grief and yes, you will go through each of them. Not always in order and sometimes you will waffle between progress and regression back to an earlier stage but ITS OK. It's normal.

What you are doing is healthy. What you have expressed is NORMAL. All you need now is time.
3 years ago
Princess95​(sub female) - Thank you SirsBabyDoll!
3 years ago
Cello Master​(dom male) - I can not add to what SirsBabyDoll said. It was perfect... but if I did it would be patience will bring peace. Much love to you
3 years ago
Virginie​(sub female){lcpw} - yes, good luck and i promise time will heal faster than you fear. alsp its 'mourn'. thanks for sharing.
3 years ago

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