AFTER THE BREAK UP

Have you noticed that there are a lot of songs written about breaking up? That’s because it happens all the time. Almost everyone goes through one or many break ups.
Breaking up can be hard for everyone involved and each person will handle it differently. You might feel sad, angry, relieved, lonely or experience other strong emotions. It’s normal to feel any of these feelings or to feel a mix of emotions.
Thankfully, there are ways to make a break up easier on all parties involved


Take your time

There’s no rush to find a new partner right away, or ever! You may want to focus on yourself or school, friends and family. Some people wait a while, others don’t. You can decide what is right for you.

Talk it out

You may want to find a friend, family member, counselor or anyone else you trust to talk to about how you’re feeling. It may take a while before you are able to talk about how you feel, but opening up can be helpful for some people after a break up. You can decide what is right for you. If you need to talk to someone, am just a mail away @ nuellaroberts1@gmail.com

Write it out

Some people find it helps to write their feelings in a journal or diary. That way you can talk about how you feel without worrying that you may be judged by others. If privacy is important, remember to keep your journal or diary in a safe place or if it is on your computer, password protect it.
Change things up
Find something else to do or a new interest so you are not always thinking about the break up. Volunteer for a cause you care about, start a new hobby, explore a new part of the city, find a job or focus on your studies.


Take care of yourself

Treat yourself to something that makes you feel good. Get a hair cut, spend time with friends, go to a movie or out for dinner. You deserve to feel good.

I want to stay friends with my ex. Is this possible?
Things may be a bit awkward for awhile, but in many cases people who used to be together can become friends after they break up. Here are a few suggestions:
When you break up, take the time to tell the other person you still want to be friends. Only tell them if you mean it.

You may want to hang out with them only when you are in a group for awhile.

If you were the one to initiate the break up, you may need to give them time to recover.

Don’t gossip about what happened.

I hope this works for you… Nice day ahead


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Emmanuella Ifeanyi

Emmanuella Ifeanyi is a reflective writer who finds meaning in life’s quiet moments - the ones often overlooked, yet deeply transformative. Through her writing, she explores themes of growth, love, identity, and becoming, drawing from personal experiences and the lessons found within them. The Seasons That Shape Us is her first book, born from a place of introspection and a desire to give voice to the unspoken parts of life’s journey : the quiet seasons, the stretching moments, and the process of finding clarity within it all. She is also the voice behind Love Realities, a blog she began in 2018, where she shares honest reflections on life, relationships, faith, and personal growth. Through this platform, she has continued to create a space for meaningful conversations and gentle healing. You can get her book on Selar. Her reflections are also shaped by her experiences within marriage, where she continues to learn, grow, and understand love more deeply. When she’s not writing, Emmanuella expresses her creativity through digital and tech spaces, working on projects that blend design, problem-solving, and user experience. She enjoys building meaningful ideas, exploring creative tools, and helping others discover paths within the tech space through her platform, Nuella’s Hub. She believes that every season, no matter how quiet, carries the potential to shape us into who we are becoming.

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