Five Things to do after a breakup

Beautiful Life
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My past relationships are incredibly vital because they taught me significant lessons! Because of these experiences, I learned from all the mistakes from my past relationships and actually became a better partner for my next person. I strongly believe that all of my past relationships prepared me for what is to come. I got the little kinks out of the way so that when Mrs. Right shows up, I'll have a better sense of how I want to be in a relationship. I know a lot of people are hurt after going through an unwanted relationship, but if you turn the glass around and look at it from another perspective, all these failures are essential and are the springboard to a better version
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Hey guys it's Tony here and I am back with another video. Today I'm talking about breakups and how
to deal with a breakup because that's one thing that my twitter followers ask me about a lot.
Obviously there is no quick fix and there is no magic answer but I've created a list of five things
that I think everyone should do post breakup whether they're the heartbroken
or they're the heartbreaker. I hope you enjoy this video. Before you do anything I think it's
really important that you accept the fact the relationship has ended. If you did something to
hurt the other person please take responsibility for that with a view that you can't change the
past you can only change the future. So don't let your mistake define you instead learn from it and
in the future try to do better. If someone else did something to hurt you you need to acknowledge
and accept the reality of that and I know it can be difficult especially if you love someone and
they hurt you or you trust someone and they do something to break that trust but these things
happen and people do make mistakes. At the end of the day the most important thing to remember
is that someone else's transgressions should not impact the way you view yourself so please do not
beat yourself up over someone else's mistakes. Although your relationship has ended your life
has not. You entered the relationship as an individual and you will leave as an individual.
Although what you're going through now may be difficult this is just a page in your story it is
not the end of the book and things will get better. Getting over someone you once cared about is not
going to happen overnight it is a process and it is a time-consuming one at that. Our emotions are
not connected to a switch that we can just turn on and off so please accept that know that it's
going to take time and do not try and rush the process because what can often happen is when
people try and rush the process they end up compromising their character in an attempt to
get over somebody else or even worse they hurt another person in an attempt to heal and that is
just not cool so if you're not ready to date other people don't date them. If you're not ready to
sleep with other people don't sleep with them. If you know that you have not yet healed accept that
and take your time. Ideally self-development should occur whether you're in or out of a relationship
but let's keep it very real. A lot of people enter relationships and they do lose sight of their own
wants and needs because they're too busy prioritizing another person. If that happened to you and you
can recognize yourself in the things I'm saying then the breakdown of your relationship will
actually provide the perfect time to revisit who you are. What are your wants? What are your needs?
What are your goals? What are your aspirations? What can you do to fulfill your full potential
and then start doing it? Because again to keep it very real sometimes we do need to lose people to
find ourselves and you may find that in doing all this self-improvement you're thinking less
about everything that's going on in the background and it really helps take your mind off everything.
I think it's safe to say that the majority of us can learn something from every single one of our
relationships even the terrible ones. I think that once you're on a journey towards self-healing or
you feel like you're in a good mental space it would be good to sit down and reflect on some of
the takeaways and lessons learned from the breakup or from the relationship. Did you learn to spot
red flags early? Did you learn to trust your instinct? Did you learn what you will and what
you won't accept? You may have made some mistakes so this will also provide a good time to reflect
on some of your flaws. Do you need to listen more? Could you be quite selfish? Could you be quite
judgmental? Whatever happens it's great if you take at least one lesson away. So moving forward
if you decide to have another relationship you can apply that lesson to the future one.
So that's it from me guys I really hope that you enjoyed my video and if you did
please subscribe. If you're currently going through a breakup I know it's not easy but
it's important to remember that you will get through it and things will get better. My list
is by no means extensive I'm sure there are many other things you can do but hopefully my video
will put you on the right track towards healing. Bye!
