Let me guess. You're at the stage where you're not sad about it...

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The creator describes the complex emotional stage of healing after a past hurt, where one is no longer sad but still thinks about it, regretting it yet being grateful. They then offer their "healing community" as a resource for those seeking tools to move forward.

Structure

1Describing the stage of healing where sadness is gone but the past is still present
2Explaining the mixed emotions of regret and gratitude
3Highlighting the disappointment without anger
4The realization that healing means moving beyond the past

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Let me guess. You're at the stage where you're not sad about it... but you think about it. Often. You regret it, but also grateful that it happened. You're not angry, but disappointed. And you don't miss it, but you miss the feeling I gave you. I realised you could do all the work, make all the progress, and still feel everything come rushing back the second you walk into a place where the old version of you was still hurting. It made me realise something. At some point, healing has to stop being only about getting over what happened. It has to become about finally letting something new happen. Not another conversation with them, not another night trying to understand what occurred, but instead something new that they were never a part of. Like a place they never touched. Like a memory you don't have to heal from. If you're looking for tools to help you heal, try out my healing community. First 7 days are free. Link is in my bio.

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Let me guess. You're at the stage where you're not sad about it... but you think about it. Often. You regret it, but also grateful that it happened. You're not angry, but disappointed. And you don't miss it, but you miss the feeling I gave you. I realised you could do all the work, make all the progress, and still feel everything come rushing back the second you walk into a place where the old version of you was still hurting. It made me realise something. At some point, healing has to stop being only about getting over what happened. It has to become about finally letting something new happen. Not another conversation with them, not another night trying to understand what occurred, but instead something new that they were never a part of. Like a place they never touched. Like a memory you don't have to heal from. If you're looking for tools to help you heal, try out my healing community. First 7 days are free. Link is in my bio.