@andsoitcontinues_:

P r ¡ m O :

A wise person once said Grief is like glitter. In the beginning, it’s everywhere.. on your hands, in your hair, scattered across every corner of your life. You try to clean it up, to restore some sense of order. And for a while, it seems like you’ve succeeded. But then, one day, you move a sofa or open a forgotten drawer, and there it is again. A tiny sparkle that catches the light and reminds you of what you lost. It doesn’t go away completely. It settles, becomes quieter, less overwhelming. You learn to live with it, to carry it gently. And years later, when you find a bit of that glitter tucked behind a shelf, you might smile. Maybe even laugh. Because it reminds you of love, of connection, of someone who mattered deeply. Eventually, something will catch your eye.. a photo, a favorite song, a familiar scent, and instead of pain, you’ll feel warmth. That’s the quiet truth about grief. It stays with you, but it changes. It becomes a part of your story, a soft echo of the love that never really left.

IG: donitaaaa94 :

Do we heal or just distracted or avoidant? 😭😭

zaa :

the trauma never leave me :(

itsgivingcholettei on ig✈️ :

How can I unlove someone I once dreamed of marrying?

lovesambal :

Multo saya adalah ketika saya berpikir bahwa saya sudah sembuh, Tetapi setiap kali sesuatu memicu saya tentang apa yang terjadi, saya masih merasakan rasa sakit seperti itu baru saja terjadi kemarin.

cyvilwar :

Walang mag he heal gumanti tayo

Cholas :

The cruelest part of healing is realizing that pain doesn't always leave, it just learns how to stay quiet. Then one trigger arrives, and suddenly the wound remembers every detail your heart spent months trying to forget. People call it "moving on," but they never tell you that some grief doesn't chase you, it waits patiently until you're smiling again, just to remind you it never truly left :)

🩵💙🩵 :

Hirap makausad, lalo pa kung may cheating issue.

ProtSalad🍑 :

It is entirely normal to feel the pain even if you have already healed. Being healed does not erase your memory, it means reclaiming your sense of safety, self-worth, and trust. Feeling the pangs of pain when you remember the past is completely normal, it just means you are human.

nyonyahwang :

It turns out that the trauma wounds from family never really disappeared...

nella :

Still healing from things I don’t talk about

prcs_shlln :

how about the feeling na healed ka namn tlga pero lagi ka namn dinadalaw sa panaginip.

Chito Mañosca Francisco :

That is the biggest misconception. Being healed doesn’t mean you will no longer feel the pain. That is being robot. Being healed is to be able to feel the pain but it will no longer control your life and how you perceive things.

See yah 🌼 :

praying that everyone will heal soon. In Jesus name, we will be healed. 👏🏻

Coco :

Ya lagu ini yg nge trigger

aishauniverse :

the timing is crazy.

nUcH🍫 :

It’s hard to heals

Marr :

if you struggle to sleep because your brain won't stop talking to itself, read Headlock by Celiane Virelle. that book explained exactly why.

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aku juga udah berusaha buat lewatin semua ini, please be kind

⋆˚࿔ narayaa 𝜗𝜚˚⋆ :

Sometimes, you have to leave your wounds behind and keep living. And when they find their way back to you, embrace them instead of running away, because those wounds are now a part of you. they are the scars that shaped the person you have become today

justjackyy :

I hate how one reminder can undo months of peace!!

Jah🪽 :

itsmecristina15🇶🇦 :

every time I feel that pain....bumabalik anxiety ko😥

ayiiiiiii_labuyo :

anong klaseng sakit po yung namimiss ko pero ayaw ko na balikan?

Im Nourie Avril :

Aq sorang je tau xde sape.. so pls la dunia jangan kejam sangat pls