Lindsey and Guest Co-Host Lauren Diaz get vulnerable and engage in a raw, real, and uncut discussion about their divorce journeys and starting over.
Whether you initiated the breakup, you’ve been broken up with, or a breakup was mutual, ending a relationship can cause all kinds of emotions, including sadness, confusion, anger, and even sometimes relief. While there is no one right way to feel after a breakup, grieving the loss is a completely normal experience.
The eventual goal is to move toward acceptance so that you can again focus your attention on your own life and future. That doesn’t mean you need to be happy about the breakup, but it does mean allowing the anger or sadness to pass so you can experience a new beginning and move into the next chapter of your life.
Journaling Prompts:
How did this relationship make me feel about myself?
What can I learn from how this relationship started, and how it ended?
Is there anything from this relationship that I want to have again in my next relationship? Is there anything from this relationship that I don’t want in my next relationship?
Was this a healthy and psychologically safe relationship, or have I romanticized it now that we’re not together?
Relationships are a two-way street. Answering these questions honestly will help you figure out what you want out of a relationship, how to find someone who best fits your needs, and how to be a supportive partner to someone else.
Special Thanks to The Jed Foundation: https://jedfoundation.org/resource/the-painful-truth-about-breakups/
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