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Heal Yourself

Heal yourself the best way you can or know how before getting into another relationship after a breakup. Heal the peices of you that still wants your ex, because if you force yourself into another relationship just to get over your ex you would be using that person as a void to hide what you are really going through or better yet as a rebound.

You would be craving that connection You guys once had. You would also be looking for your exes characteristics in that person you are currently dating and it's guaranteed to not work in the end...so why put yourself or that person in that situation?

It's best to cut the cord and let go so that you can make room for new beginnings, new relationships and a very bright and potential future in regards to your KING or QUEEN.
Do not hold yourself back from the "true' love that awaits you!

You have to remember that sometimes pain, tears and grief is just a hidden blessing of what is yet to come.

As the saying goes "let go and let GOD!"

Theresa Cattouse
Marriage Officiant and Relationship Coach
TWIN SOUL CONNECTIONS
tcattouse@gmail.com

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