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Slices | July 23, 2012

We All Deal With Break-Ups In Our Own Way

After a tough break-up, it's important to do things that make you happy. It's all part of carving out your new identity for yourself, rediscovering who you are as a single person and creating new memories that are independent from some of the painful, rose-tinged ones of you and your ex. So you might want to learn how to play a new instrument. Or, perhaps, take up judo or yoga. Or, maybe, you'll do what this New Zealand man did and build a secret bunker in the house of your ex—complete with food, trap doors and peep holes. The important thing is that you're doing things that help you cope and move on. Nobody can judge how you choose to do that. Except for maybe that last one about building the bunker, in which case a judge will sentence you to jail ... Discuss

 

October 22, 2005

Burning Bridges

By Shellie R Warren

Letting the Past Be the Past

Not having the ability of letting go and moving on, could easily set you further back than moving forward in your life. Read More

 

May 10, 2005

Surviving Mother’s Day

By RELEVANT

There are moments in life that make wallowing in self-pity pretty inviting. I get at least one a year, on the second Sunday in May. Read More

 

October 7, 2004

Moving On

By RELEVANT

You have heard the old saying, that the only thing constant about life is change. Change, change and more change. Or for better use of words, let us use the word transition. Transition—it’s the inevitable situations that we find ourselves in on a constant basis. It may be friends, family members, professions, houses, cars and even new hairstyles, we find ourselves facing change. However, it’s not a bad thing, as long as we learn how to handle our transitions. Read More