• 29Aug
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    1. The action or process of replacing someone or something
    2. A person or thing that takes the place of another

    Sometimes we find ourselves alone because someone else made the conscious decision to replace us. For whatever reason that may be, it may take us a long time to realize and accept that something or someone else has assumed the position we once had. Perhaps it is our own shortcoming that we are too late to realize that we were in a position that we came to quick to overlook and under-appreciate….or perhaps our purpose and use has become obsolete to those who decide to dismiss us for something they feel is better. It is not within our power to control those who have made conscious decisions to sever the tie with us…but it is within our own hands that we chose to accept and walk away from something or someone that we later realize really isn’t good for us anyway.

    How long do you have to hold on before you realize that you are holding on to something that doesn’t even exist anymore? What good does it do to keep hoping and wishing and missing something that isn’t there anymore? When do you realize that you are holding onto a shattered dream and that what once WAS…could never really ever be that way again? The image of what we convince ourselves to believe in with all our heart and soul and every breath in our body isn’t reality. That person, hope and dream of what ONCE was…isn’t anymore. You can’t replicate something or make someone believe what you believe, see what you see or feel what you feel.

    When do you wake up and realize that you have been replaced…and that it is ok…because you are ok. And when do you wake up and also see that what once was your dream has also been replaced by a new one….and by YOU.

  • 22Aug
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    Imbalance is the lack of proportion or relation between corresponding things

    The survival of anything can be threatened by the existence and continuance of imbalance. In relationships, there needs to be an equal give and take in order for us to fully function. One person cannot carry the weight of the relationship, love and responsibilities without the other person bearing equal burden and contribution.

    Tell me who I have to be….to get some reciprocity???

  • 18Aug
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    “Happiness is something that comes into our lives through doors we don’t even remember leaving open.”

    - Rose Wilder Lane

  • 16Aug
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    A magician’s ability to deceive is the only honest form of deception.

  • 11Aug
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    Broken | adjective |  /ˈbrōkən/

    1. Having been fractured or damaged and no longer in one piece or in working order
    2. Rejected, defeated, or despairing
    3. Sick or weakened
    4. (of a relationship) Ended, typically by betrayal or faithlessness
    5. Disrupted or divided
    6. (of an agreement or promise) Not observed by one of the parties involved
    7. Having gaps or intervals that break a continuity
    8. Having an uneven and rough surface

    There are so many ways to be broken. I’ve certainly had my share of broken promises, dreams, hopes, happiness, relationships, love and life. Sometimes when something breaks, it makes you wonder why you keep trying to pick up the pieces and put them back together. Sometimes things are so broken that they can’t be put back together, but we try…and we try because we have that sliver of hope that there is still a chance to repair the damages and fix what was wrong. There are times we blindly and whole-heartedly believe that we can fix something even when all odds are stacked against us.

    It’s not until hindsight that we discover that those things we persistently poured our entire heart, soul, energy and being into were actually better left broken…that we really couldn’t fix it even if we tried…and if we did, it would never be the same as it was before.

    When you step back and see where you are today, you realize that you wouldn’t be where you are now without going through all the good and bad up to this point. Everything happens for a reason…it shapes, molds and influences us and the choices we make to help us get to where we stand today. Looking back now, I am thankful to have gone through all the pain that came into my life.

    I would never know what hope is, if I never truly been in the depths of despair. I would never know what happiness is, if I never wallowed in sadness and depression. I would never value true love, if I never experienced the pain of a broken heart.

    Sometimes, everything in life needs to fall apart for it all to fall back together again one day.

  • 01Aug
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    Even though you can’t erase mistakes in life and you shouldn’t live in regret, sometimes I wish there was a “forget button”.
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