I can speak with propriety about this topic since I have lived this experience from which I continue to learn.
Today separations of couples or marriages seem to be commonplace, everything is simpler "If they don't get along, they separate and that's it", marriage for many has no importance, I hear phrases like "Marriage is just papers, "Why get married if I can separate later?"
A separation can be a traumatic experience, it can be very painful. All of this can leave wounds affecting many areas of our lives, it affects our self-concept and relationships with other people. But all this can heal and be able to continue, the interesting thing is how do we do it?
We can make a post from this that will take many days to read, much more so if I have to share my story. First of all, when we are experiencing a separation situation the first thing we do is try to repress the feelings that arise such as anger, anger or sadness among others, what we DO have to do is allow ourselves to feel, we have to give ourselves permission, live and process everything. information.
We must immediately seek help, support, whether from friends or family, we have to talk and externalize everything, we can go to a professional, all this helps us not feel isolated. To do this, we can join different support groups, especially if they are people who have experienced similar situations where they can help us based on their experience.
According to my experience, this practice has been key to my recovery, I have changed circles of people, making new friends, meeting new people, new stories. All of this has allowed me to understand that I should work more on my self-care, starting new activities, changing routines. Apart from healing emotionally, starting new activities and new sports has helped me have new points of view about things, including the experience I had lived. It is important that we learn from this type of experience, not only to avoid repeating ourselves, with the experience I have acquired I can understand and help others who live similar situations.
After all this we are being transformed, anger and resentment are diluted as we learn from all the good and not so good of the past. It is too important that we give ourselves the opportunity to open our hearts to new opportunities, what has happened to us does not mean that it will always be like this, we have enough capacity to transform our lives by making the right decisions.