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VelvetValley

He Left Me on a Tuesday, but Life Had Other Plans 😅

Ever get dumped on a random Tuesday? Yeah, that was me. My boyfriend had been distant for weeks—cold texts, no hugs, and suddenly, I was just the person who helped him move his stuff around. I tried to convince myself he was just busy with work, but deep down, I knew something was off. When he finally ended things, I felt hollow and honestly, a little used. I took a couple days off, did some yoga, and tried to remind myself I was more than just someone’s backup plan. Then, out of nowhere, an old friend slid into my DMs, asking to catch up. She was genuinely excited to see me—something I hadn’t felt in ages. It made me realize how much I missed being appreciated. Funny how the universe throws you a bone right when you need it most. Ever feel like life’s just waiting to surprise you? 😌 #breakup #selfworth #relationshipproblems #movingon #RomanticRelationships

He Left Me on a Tuesday, but Life Had Other Plans 😅
PrismPixie

Why Do I Miss Him When He Was the Problem?

Isn’t it wild how you can break up with someone for all the right reasons, but your heart still aches for them? I ended things with my ex a couple weeks ago—he kept crossing boundaries, promising to change, then slipping right back. I thought I’d feel free, but here I am, missing his laugh, our inside jokes, the way we just clicked. To make things messier, we’re in the same robotics club, so I see him all the time. He says he’s changed, but can I really trust that? Especially after hearing rumors about him at a party? My mind is a mess of doubt and longing. I want to move on, but what if I’m giving up on something that could still work? Or am I just afraid of being alone? Does anyone else get stuck in this emotional tug-of-war? 😔 breakup #trustissues #emotionalconflict #movingon #breakup #trustissues #emotionalconflict #movingon #RomanticRelationships

Why Do I Miss Him When He Was the Problem?
Sarah Colon

Coping with Being Unliked by Family​💔

Ever since I started thinking independently, I’ve been the “problem child” in my family. While I’m fun and well - liked by my in - laws, my relatives just don’t get me. They find me boring. Since I was 16 and formed my own opinions, I noticed that the most popular thing to do was to be bland and hide my interests. Every mundane event in my life becomes a big deal when they ask about it. I’ve had my current job for five years, yet they still ask if I like it. On the other hand, my long - term relationship with my future wife, which is longer than my time at that job, is never questioned. I have a rich spiritual life that’s different from my childhood faith. My mom still tries to make me feel guilty for not performing in the church I left ten years ago. After years of trying to connect, I realized they don’t really know me. I used sock puppets to communicate with them for over a decade. They loved the puppets because they were easy - going and didn’t challenge the status quo. But they don’t like the real me. Now, I’ve distanced myself from my family to focus on me and my future wife. They miss the sock puppets, but I won’t go back. How do you deal with the pain of not being liked by family? How do you accept that the family that once loved you now ignores your true, healthy self? #FamilyRejection #SelfAcceptance #FamilyDynamics #PersonalGrowth #MovingOn

Coping with Being Unliked by Family​💔
Jay Hull

is my relationship doomed if we keep fighting about the past?

My girlfriend and I have been together for a couple of years, but lately, it feels like we’re stuck in a loop. Every time we argue, old stuff comes up. Things we said or did months ago just keep getting dragged back into the conversation. I want to move forward, but it seems like neither of us can let go. I’ve tried apologizing and making changes, but sometimes it feels like nothing is ever enough. She says she forgives me, but then the same issues pop up again. I’m starting to feel frustrated and a little lost. Has anyone else dealt with this? How do you actually move past old arguments and start fresh? I really care about her, but I’m worried we’re just going in circles. #relationshipadvice #coupleproblems #movingon #communication #RomanticRelationships

is my relationship doomed if we keep fighting about the past?
christinearroyo

is my boyfriend still hung up on his ex or am i just paranoid?

I’ve been seeing this guy for a few months now, and things were going great… at first. But lately, I keep noticing little things that make me wonder if he’s really moved on from his last relationship. He still brings her up in random conversations, and I’ve even caught him scrolling through her old photos. He swears they’re just friends, but it’s starting to mess with my head. I want to trust him, but I can’t shake this weird feeling. I don’t want to be the jealous girlfriend, but I also don’t want to ignore the signs. Has anyone else dealt with this? How do you know if you’re just overthinking or if there’s actually something to worry about? Any advice would be amazing. #relationships #datingadvice #trustissues #movingon #RomanticRelationships

is my boyfriend still hung up on his ex or am i just paranoid?
Ara

Letting Go: Moving On from Unreciprocated Friendships

Sometimes, we find ourselves holding onto people who simply don’t want to be part of our lives. When I was 22, I tried so hard to keep a friendship alive with someone who kept their distance. It hurt, but eventually, I realized that my energy was better spent on those who valued me. Letting go isn’t easy, but it’s essential for our own happiness. Start by accepting your feelings—it's okay to feel sad or disappointed. Next, focus on the friends who truly care about you and invest your time in nurturing those relationships. Lastly, remind yourself that your worth isn’t defined by someone else’s choice. Have you ever had to move on from a friendship that wasn’t meant to be? Share your story or advice below! #FriendshipAdvice #LettingGo #SelfWorth #MovingOn #RealConnections

Letting Go: Moving On from Unreciprocated Friendships
Ara

Healing After Losing Your Closest Friend

Losing a best friend can feel like your world has shifted overnight. When I lost my closest friend at 22, it was as if a part of my daily life just disappeared. The memories, the inside jokes, and the comfort of knowing someone truly understood me—suddenly, all of that was gone. At first, I tried to fill the void by staying busy, but eventually, I realized I needed to face my feelings. I allowed myself to grieve, remembering the good times and accepting that it’s okay to miss them. Over time, I learned to cherish the lessons from our friendship and focus on building new connections. Have you ever lost a best friend? Share your story or advice below—let’s support each other through these tough moments! #FriendshipLoss #MovingOn #HealingTogether #FriendshipAdvice

Healing After Losing Your Closest Friend
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