Is it time to move on from a relationship that led to Nowhere?

If we hold on to relationships that are not meant to be, we can never attract new things into our life. We will forever be living in the past rather than moving forward into the future. Having been in a relationship that led to nowhere, I’ve learned some telling signs on when it’s time to move on.

Is it possible to “move on” after the death of a loved one?

Unfortunately, there isn’t a clear answer to those questions. However, there are things it can be helpful to know about “moving on” after the death of a loved one, divorce, or other painful life event. 1. You Are Not Responsible for How Others Feel about Your Grief Process

Should I Leave my Boyfriend because of past memories?

Not in the past. Past memories should remain as memories and not as a reason to stay together. Your decision on whether to stay with the person should be based on your current feelings for him/her, the actual state of the relationship and the future you see with him/her.

Are You Ready to move forward after your loss?

Only you can know when you are ready to move forward after your loss. Only you can decide what it means to let go or accept the loss you experienced. Only you can truly decide what it means to move on and move forward. Whatever that looks like for you, it is perfect and right. © Copyright 2015 GoodTherapy.org. All rights reserved.

Are your deceased loved ones trying to contact you from the other side?

Have you ever felt as if your deceased loved ones or relatives are trying to make contact with you from the other side? Sometimes, you might just be aware of a presence around you, other times there might be a more obvious sign that someone is trying to reach you.

How do you know if someone is trying to reach you?

Sometimes, you might just be aware of a presence around you, other times there might be a more obvious sign that someone is trying to reach you. Often you may hear something, feel something or see something out of the corner of your eye only to turn around and find nothing there.

What happens when you react to someone who is humiliating you?

Sometimes the person who is humiliating you is not doing it on purpose, and when they see your reaction, they will be horrified and apologetic, although they may not always be able to let you know (because maybe now they’re ashamed).