Day 3- Breaking the Silence - RELATIONSHIP CAPSULES
I never
understood the real meaning of being loved until I found out the real
definition of love.
There was a
time that I felt I could never share about my heartbreak. I was shy and
embarrassed. I knew people would say I was a fool in love. "How could I have
overlooked the relationship redflags I saw?" I knew I could be queried for
being blind in love. How dare I talk about it?
But do you
know that I was as sick as those secrets? My pains made me sick, keeping it
made it worse. I was isolated and afraid of trusting again. If the one who
claimed to love me betrayed me this much, what would a stranger do?
Most times,
those of us who have been held bound by heartbreaks and disappointments deal
with extreme feelings of being powerless, afraid and foolish. We become
voiceless. Sometimes, you need to break the voice to lead yourself to a
transformational journey. For me, I found a friend I could trust and I just
kept pouring it out.
Breaking
the silence of being hurt to a trusted person is the first catalyst towards
healing.
I remember
sharing with a small group in a training how I locked myself out of loving
again, how it affected my new relationship over time and how I had to retrace
my steps. I could feel how much they learnt from the story. I was afraid to
share. I felt it wasn't relevant but they held on to my story. Rather than see
wrong faces, I saw faces of understanding and compassion. I began to realise I
wasn't the only one who was heartbroken without a reason which is the most
painful part.
Knowing you
are not alone is a sure sign of faith that you can also break the silence and
begin a new journey towards recovery.
In my book,
"DO IT YOUURSELF in 7days: A step by step guide to overcoming heartbreaks,
I shared various ways of breaking the silence and pouring out your pain.
I encourage
you to share your story with me. I'm willing to hold you, listen to you and
elicit a possible solution to you.
Doing this
assures you of the new level of healing.
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