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  • in reply to: Feels sick #50491
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    Thanks for writing in Ringoo! I had a similar situation. I always hoped my ex husband would take the breakup in a positive way or at least let go his ego and crazy behavior. But alas, it would die as a hope and he would probably never change.

    Time will tell the later.

    I have known a lesbian very closely. I can relate to your feelings. Wish you good luck and wish you have the love of your life. I know how happy it feels to spend life with someone we love.

    Stay blessed!

    in reply to: I am swallowed by my negativity. #50477
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    Wow, This blog is saving me somehow to not drain into negativity. Trina, I share exactly the same feelings.
    I feel insecure for don’t know what!
    I feel people don’t like me!
    I feel I’m not a good person!
    I feel I’m not funny!
    I feel I cannot make people around me happy!

    Of late I had been watching some videos on building self-esteem and self-respect, and I think that’s where my problem lies… Let’s see if it helps me to be a confident person.

    Lots of positivity to you!

    in reply to: 5 things you like about yourself #50476
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    5 things I like about myself!

    1) I like the fact that I cannot be with a person if it’s not for love! I don’t know how to lie to myself and the other person in the relation. I believe it does justice to both!
    2) I like to know that so far I have achieved some things in life and manage my own finances. I’m 28 and last year I bought an apartment.
    3) I like that I’m an early to bed and early to rise person, I work with lists for everything and it keeps me in control.
    4) I like to know that I’m my family’s strength. It keeps them and me strong headed.
    5) I like the fact that I like to take care of my body, mind and soul.

    in reply to: Who are you? #50474
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    Here I go!

    Describe yourself in three sentences.
    -28 years young woman from India
    -Shy and reserved in nature
    -Likes to cook, remain indoors and lead a simple life.

    How did you first come across Tiny Buddha?
    -When I searched in Google ‘How to be happy being single’. It was the second website that came in results.

    What makes you laugh?
    -Comedy shows

    If you had to show one place where you live to a tourist, where would it be?
    -Paris

    What do you like to learn about?
    -People
    -Plants
    -Vegetation
    -Cooking
    -Finance

    in reply to: Working on having Fun #50473
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    Same here….To have fun it’s a conscious effort! More or less it also because of my upbringing. Sometimes, in my mind I try to figure out ways that I could create some fun in my life and people around me. Sounds funny and weird, but it’s true. Good to know that I’m not the only reserved, shy person.

    I’m 28, but don’t know if I will ever be able to overcome this shyness.

    Trying to see the positive things in me and be content and realize that it’s wrong for me to be comparing with funny people around. I got to know my own USP. Like cooking for friends, neighbors and family. I stay away from my family and miss to be with them.

    That was about me.

    You have a good luck Mark, and just to remind you what I once heard…’Life begins @ 60!

    Enjoy life! Stay blessed!

    Lots of positivity from India!

    in reply to: I'm at a stand still. #50472
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    I completely agree with lmh2515. Break-up before it gets ugly. Mistakes we girls do by feeling guilty is sending signs of ‘I want to breakup’. Giving these signals makes men crazy. In my case my ex tried to take revenge on me for all the small and big things; when he was at fault he would behave just as you described about your boyfriend’s behavior. Crazy completely and we feel bad for them.

    Recently he had been bugging me calling in the middle of night, although after telling him, this is not the right time to talk, he kept calling showing his craziness; not for me but for his own problems that he cannot solve. Coward!

    I think you’re smart and going in right direction. Just take some measures when you breakup like have some friends with you hiding somewhere; so that if he comes and does anything bad to you; they will be right there to save you.

    All the best!

    in reply to: Need help #50428
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    She probably doesn’t want to proceed that’s why there are these switch on and switch off moments from her end. Switch on is when she needs just someone or needs to talk. Switch off is when she realizes she doesn’t want to proceed. This is what I understand being a woman. And from my personal experience I have learned; relation doesn’t goes well in the long run and then there is lot of feeling of hurt,vengeance, etc. It’s better to be very clear on such decisions.

    Stay blessed!

    Lots of positivity to you!

    in reply to: Separation after 40 years of marriage #50424
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    God; so many of us have had or going through breakups….It’s a good platform for all of us to come together and share our inner-being…what we feel…how we feel low…and someone to listen to…

    I had a divorce and a breakup recently…And I’m going through the same phase of healing…Everywhere I’m reading about being gentle with our own self. About loving our self; self-respect; self-confidence; self-esteem. I think in the process of sharing life and loving another person; we tend to forget ourselves.

    Of late; I had been blaming myself for the wrong decisions I took; and trying to make myself understand that ‘it happens’. Part of life! But I get scared to think of what next and if the next person will be the same? Or will I choose wrong person again? If I will change for the better? Other side of me; says…Time will heal everything. Let’s go slow. Not to hurry, not to make rules for myself. Anyone approaching to talk to me in office makes me feel; if this person hurts me or hits on me? I have become fearful of people. I’m not sure at this point if I will ever be able to find another person; rather ready for any other person in life; then the worry strikes me if I will die alone!

    Then I recall all that I learned of late…..’Don’t be afraid of being alone; be afraid of being alone with the wrong person’. And it’s so true. We should be thankful that we don’t share the space/ambiance of torture or negative energies. Eat, pray, love! This time all for my own self. Love myself. Pamper my own self. Heal the hurt, be stronger, more sensible, more intelligent. After all, life is a learning process.

    Paul, I wish you all the strength in this tough time. Just remember one thing; ‘It will pass’!

    Lots of positive energy to you:-)

    in reply to: Am I Overreacting? #50417
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    She is needing your attention. May be you have got busier with your new business and she’s feeling a lack of your time and attention. I think cold and sleep issues are being portrayed as a problem for you to figure out that you need to be there for her.

    Attention works very differently for men and women. Men don’t need so much attention but some women do need and they really go crazy when they don’t have it. This has happened with me. You need to talk to your girlfriend and make her understand politely. Be frank with her, say that you love her but she is not correct to react this way (sulk). Make her understand that you’re working for both of you to have a better life; and you miss her more than she misses you….(She will stop sulking and ask..’really’?:-))Ask her to express whenever she is missing you but not go crazy like this as it could break the precious relation. And you don’t want that. And it should come from both the sides.

    Look who’s writing this….:-) a person who is divorced and had another break-up! We fail when it comes to us.

    in reply to: How to Not Rely on Others for Happiness #50412
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    Hi Tammy,

    I once read a quote: ‘If you want to live a happy life; tie it to a goal, not to people or things’.

    Just when I read this; I went to flashback and realized that I was much happier and confident when I was concentrating on my career and what I want to do in life. And my life took another direction just when I started considering and tied my life with this guy; made him my world. I was wrong to do that.

    Not that I didn’t do what I wanted to in my career; but it feels good to think there’s a long way to go. I often watch interviews of personalities, the way they achieved things in life and how they deal with criticism and stuffs. I only take inspiration out of it to never stop to have ambitions and achieve more and more each day. When I reach my 40s; I would want to give back to the society – Is the goal.

    In short; the quote solved many of my mysteries. Hope it helps!

    Stay blessed!:-)

    in reply to: Feels sick #50406
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    Hi Matt,

    Appreciate your reply. Esp. about Buddha’s teachings.

    More than anger; it hurts my self-respect to see that people take me for granted. Are you trying to say that I just keep doing favours to her? No matter then she cares for me or not? She knows I have just been out of a divorce. Don’t get me wrong; I’m not looking for people to be pity on me but I’m a human being too.

    Just when I shared my divorce with her; she used to come cuddling with her husband – to make me feel more than low?

    in reply to: learning to let go. #50316
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    Pardon my words but it was plain ‘stupid’ to have said that to a child! Some people don’t know how it can affect in shaping a child’s mind, his/her personality/inner-self.
    I once heard my elder cousin sisters telling my mom that my brother has sharp and good facial features and mine are not so good. Since that day an image built in my mind that I’m not good-looking, now when people come and appreciate me; if feel like falling head over heals….which made me commit a lot of mistakes in my life. In short, it had battered my self-confidence. I’m still struggling to have self-esteem and self-respect.

    Love yourself as much as you can! I once learned from one of my teachers…’You’re your best friend’. After all, beauty lies within the person; beauty that eyes can see is only external. You’re an amazing person!

    in reply to: A divorce and a breakup with a lesbian #50315
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    Hi Nicole,

    Thanks a lot for writing in! Your words made my day! And I’m becoming stronger each day! This morning I was thinking if it would be coward of me to not be upfront and tell my lesbian ex about what I feel (she already figured out well before I could, but she’s wanting to listen it from me) and when I did try to talk to her earlier, she charged me saying that I am using her as a psychologist. It hurt me! I got back to my senses and realised it’s better to just stop all communication channels with her and give myself a piece of peace. Think I deserve this!

    I have blocked my ex on phone, messages and whatsapp, struggling to figure out how to block him on gmail (the only concern being the divorce papers are with me and he might have to approach me when he needs it). Think I should stop worrying about how and when he will ask for it. He has scared me enough; I don’t wanna hurt myself anymore.

    I have healed myself before, just waiting for the time when I will be out of all this completely! I have plans to apply for jobs in Canada, it was a dream and can help me get out of the present !

    Lots of Love and positivity to you Nicole! Cheers!

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