life after your beloved past away... ( Archived) (32)

Dec 28, 2018 11:46 AM CST life after your beloved past away...
Enigmaticsmile
EnigmaticsmileEnigmaticsmileManila, Antwerpen Belgium2 Threads 18 Posts
I am just wondering if somebody/someone like me is having a hard time coping with life after my partner died!

It is so hard to move on and accept the fact that i am really all alone now. Finding myself and falling in love in the real sense of LOVE is possible but i just cannot help but compare him to all men i met.

Finding fault is easier than being content that i really survived! Can somebody tell me that there is still life after his/her or after the death of your partner?

Is it much easier if you had children or is it much better that you did not had one?

Thans for all who will have time to read and say what they think about my thread!

I am wishing you all a very fruitful and full of LOVE for the year 2019! Hope to hear from all of you! heart beating heart beating heart beating

POI
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Dec 28, 2018 12:17 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
CossackCat
CossackCatCossackCatSomewhere, Maryland USA492 Threads 45 Polls 9,137 Posts
I suggest grief counciling or buy a book on
7 STAGES OF GRIEF


A date site is the last place you should be. Good luck to you.
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Dec 28, 2018 12:34 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
Tulefell
TulefellTulefellGothenburg, Vastra Gotaland Sweden103 Threads 5 Polls 3,298 Posts
There's no universal rule of grieving and getting over your loss.

Do not compare a person to another.

Be grateful for the opportunity to enjoy a company / relationship that gave you so much.

Give yourself a time to grieve and reflect.

Then move on with a light heart.
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Dec 28, 2018 12:34 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
CossackCat
CossackCatCossackCatSomewhere, Maryland USA492 Threads 45 Polls 9,137 Posts
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Dec 28, 2018 12:34 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
Enigmaticsmile: I am just wondering if somebody/someone like me is having a hard time coping with life after my partner died!

It is so hard to move on and accept the fact that i am really all alone now. Finding myself and falling in love in the real sense of LOVE is possible but i just cannot help but compare him to all men i met.

Finding fault is easier than being content that i really survived! Can somebody tell me that there is still life after his/her or after the death of your partner?

Is it much easier if you had children or is it much better that you did not had one?

Thans for all who will have time to read and say what they think about my thread!

I am wishing you all a very fruitful and full of LOVE for the year 2019! Hope to hear from all of you!

POI
You are not the only one. I am sure everyone who's love one passed on would be in the same kind of grief. Grief or sorrow is very natural to happen when our love ones die. The only thing I can share with you is that, take the time to let it pass but make sure too, that you will have to accept and that you have to move on.

Comparing him to anyone is not going to work. There is no way that anyone or anybody for that matter can compare to any of us. Similarity might be a good possibility but we are all individuals with our own different flaws and assets. Accept whoever will come in your life when you are ready.

Like Cossack said, I agree. Take time and then go from there.

Good luck and my condolence for your loss.

Welcome to the forum, my first time to see you.wave
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Dec 28, 2018 12:36 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
aries1234
aries1234aries1234plymout, Devon, England UK175 Threads 3 Polls 5,672 Posts
Enigmaticsmile: I am just wondering if somebody/someone like me is having a hard time coping with life after my partner died!

It is so hard to move on and accept the fact that i am really all alone now. Finding myself and falling in love in the real sense of LOVE is possible but i just cannot help but compare him to all men i met.

Finding fault is easier than being content that i really survived! Can somebody tell me that there is still life after his/her or after the death of your partner?

Is it much easier if you had children or is it much better that you did not had one?

Thans for all who will have time to read and say what they think about my thread!

I am wishing you all a very fruitful and full of LOVE for the year 2019! Hope to hear from all of you!

POI
cswelcome I'm sotty to hear about your sad loss. The old cliche it gets better with time might not mean much at the moment. Talk to people, don't bottle it up, and CS is one place you can let off steam, if you can stand the heat. I should take your time, work through the grief process, you are alive and that is precious.
When your ready reach out. Good luckhug
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Dec 28, 2018 1:18 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
methuzelah
methuzelahmethuzelahTampa, Florida USA296 Threads 1,633 Posts
What I can say is, to let go. The last time I lost some one were my parents
so I let them go
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Dec 28, 2018 3:21 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
Sorry for your lost Smile, surround yourself with family & Friends to help you get through this difficult time, This to shall passsad flower
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Dec 28, 2018 3:35 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
PeKaatje
PeKaatjePeKaatjeAnkeveen, North Holland Netherlands59 Threads 3 Polls 6,334 Posts
Well, my father died in May, it's still difficult
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Dec 29, 2018 1:11 AM CST life after your beloved past away...
Enigmaticsmile
EnigmaticsmileEnigmaticsmileManila, Antwerpen Belgium2 Threads 18 Posts
thx a lot cossacat! have a nice day!
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Dec 29, 2018 1:12 AM CST life after your beloved past away...
Enigmaticsmile
EnigmaticsmileEnigmaticsmileManila, Antwerpen Belgium2 Threads 18 Posts
thx a lot cossacat! have a nice day!
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Dec 29, 2018 1:16 AM CST life after your beloved past away...
Enigmaticsmile
EnigmaticsmileEnigmaticsmileManila, Antwerpen Belgium2 Threads 18 Posts
u r right Tulefell! wish i cld not compare them wth him!

maybe someday i cld accept the fact that he is gone for real and he's not coming back and i cannot find a person like him.

thank you and have a nice day!

Poidancing heart beating heart beating heart beating
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Dec 29, 2018 1:21 AM CST life after your beloved past away...
Enigmaticsmile
EnigmaticsmileEnigmaticsmileManila, Antwerpen Belgium2 Threads 18 Posts
thank a lot lindsyjones!

i really appreciate it! it's so frustating that it was 4 years ago and yet i am still mourning coz the first 2 years i did not have time to mourn! i was busy fighting for my right!

and the loss happenned back to back with the loss of my mother too! it was 2013 when my mother passed away right after the death of my mother followed by my husband! Those were the 2 most important people in my life maybe that's the reason why it's so hard for me to move on!

comparing will not help i know!

i wish u a very great 2019! God bless u!

Poi
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Dec 29, 2018 1:32 AM CST life after your beloved past away...
ysabeljhen
ysabeljhenysabeljhenFlying Fish Cove, Christmas Island71 Threads 2 Polls 1,874 Posts
Enigmaticsmile: I am just wondering if somebody/someone like me is having a hard time coping with life after my partner died!

It is so hard to move on and accept the fact that i am really all alone now. Finding myself and falling in love in the real sense of LOVE is possible but i just cannot help but compare him to all men i met.

Finding fault is easier than being content that i really survived! Can somebody tell me that there is still life after his/her or after the death of your partner?

Is it much easier if you had children or is it much better that you did not had one?

Thans for all who will have time to read and say what they think about my thread!

I am wishing you all a very fruitful and full of LOVE for the year 2019! Hope to hear from all of you!

POI
It's been 21 years of my dad and 5 years of mom since they were with mesmitten angel
Yes honestly it was so hard to accept until now I sobbed everytime I wish they are both around but I learned to coped for the sake of my boys now big boysteddybear
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Dec 29, 2018 1:42 AM CST life after your beloved past away...
MiMiArt
MiMiArtMiMiArtOmaha, Nebraska USA5 Threads 584 Posts
No, I don’t I handle grief easily...

I know we all have a deadline here on earth but it still doesn’t make it easier to lose your loved ones...sad flower sad flower sad flower
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Dec 29, 2018 3:05 AM CST life after your beloved past away...
ChesneyChrist
ChesneyChristChesneyChristManchester, Greater Manchester, England UK7,144 Posts
Become a nun or monk posing no further threat to people on earth.

An eye for an eye? That goes. The girls won’t fancy you anymore but you won’t be contributing to this century’s 8 billion dead. The pity is in the pain the fact that we all die should make us love one another, and sometimes it does. That’s what Jesus died for.
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Dec 29, 2018 2:45 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
Ocee102
Ocee102Ocee102unkown, California USA10 Threads 1,399 Posts
Are you really still stuck on your deceased boyfriend 4 years later?

Or are you just frustrated with unsuitable suitors?


Are you really rejecting good prospects?

Or are you just unwilling to settle because you've had better?



"I never compare my partner to me Ex's!" is one of those feel good things people say, but anyone who's been in a good relationship will refer back to it as a benchmark when the new partner's not quite working out.
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Dec 29, 2018 3:10 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
galrads
galradsgalradsDublin, Ohio USA2,264 Threads 279 Polls 36,283 Posts
CossackCat: I suggest grief counciling or buy a book on
7 STAGES OF GRIEF


A date site is the last place you should be. Good luck to you.
Good suggestions.... Denial was the most difficult thing to get through for me after my wife died many moons ago. We had something that worked for us. and then one day it hit me cold that her absence is real and permanent and that I will never see and interact with her again.... healing after losing someone extremely close and significant in our lives sucks but we get through it. However, I’ve seen older guys walk around like zombies years after losing their wives of many years. Not sure they ever got through the denial.
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Dec 29, 2018 3:20 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
mollybaby
mollybabymollybabyCork City, Cork Ireland56 Threads 8 Polls 23,608 Posts
Ocee102: Are you really still stuck on your deceased boyfriend 4 years later?

Or are you just frustrated with unsuitable suitors?


Are you really rejecting good prospects?

Or are you just unwilling to settle because you've had better?



"I never compare my partner to me Ex's!" is one of those feel good things people say, but anyone who's been in a good relationship will refer back to it as a benchmark when the new partner's not quite working out.
Comparison is natural. We do it with everything.

Exes, dead or not, are to be learned from. You should learn what works for you, and what doesn't, from past relationships. These experiences should influence future relationships. Otherwise you keep repeating the same mistakes over and over.
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Dec 29, 2018 4:32 PM CST life after your beloved past away...
johnjjm
johnjjmjohnjjmco westmeath0000, Westmeath Ireland562 Posts
well is a h ard question but is really to personal to speak about here
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