Breaking up is hard to do

I tend to talk so much about manifesting a relationship, some have called me the Fairy Princess of Love.

But today I want to talk to you about a more tender, yet vitally important topic . . . the ending of one.
I’ve seen time and time again how a bad breakup can hinder new love from taking root for years . . . and sometimes even decades.

As far as I’m concerned, bad breakups are one of the most underrated traumas a person can live through. Along with losing your partner, you can also lose your sense of identity—who you are and how you fit into the world.

You can lose the vision of the future you were planning to have together and were organizing your life around. You might lose your home, your social group, or a portion of your belongings. And, worst of all, you might even lose daily contact with your children.

You may become depressed, unable to eat, have trouble sleeping, and sometimes not want to get out of bed for days on end, obsessed with trying to figure out what happened, and unsure how to move on with your life.

It can actually be a struggle just to get through the demands of a normal day. If you feel that you need some additional help getting through your breakup, please reach out to someone who cares