Even the best relationships come to an end!

Chances are, that relationship you’re ending has been
knocking at death’s door for quite some time now or should
never have begun to start with. The handwriting has been
on the wall but you didn’t have the courage to say that it’srnover. Bad advice from your peers, relatives and so-called
friends is more than likely all, or at least part, of the reason
you haven’t had the courage to let go and get on with your
life. Your family and friends may have no clue of the stress
and extreme pain you suffer on a daily basis or they may not
know any different themselves. Many people prolong dissolution because they just don’t want to deal with confrontation. That is the equivalent ofrnbeing too tired to take a bath because the longer you wait
the more life stinks. If you’re reading this, that’s proof it’srntime to break away from the pack. You will have to do this
on your own and you can!
No one in their right mind sets out in life to fail atrnanything, especially if it results in a broken heart. It doesn’trnmatter whose fault it is—it hurts the same. Relationships
end for different reasons. Often people grow apart. At times
there’s infidelity or disloyalty. Whatever the case, as with all
things in life eventually even the best of situations are
subject to what seems to be a heartless end. Be it karma,
poor judgement, immaturity or just plain stupid moves, all
bad relationships end because they weren’t established
properly from the start. Now, before you go blaming
someone else, examine your contribution to the situation.
God promised you life, not misery, and life more
abundantly. He also feeds the birds every day but he doesn’trnthrow worms in the nest or help them build it. Only a fool
begins construction of anything from a nest to a house to a
relationship without first planning and examining its cost.