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9 good reasons why you should quit feeling hurt
Have you been hurt Over the behavior of someone closed to you Over not being invited to a party Over insensitive remarks made on you Over your efforts not being recognized Over your gesture of goodwill not being appreciated
Sometimes we cannot help feeling hurt. It seems beyond our control as the feeling just surface without warning. It is too late to stop it. Since it has already made its presence felt, what you can do is not to overindulge in it. Don't replay the scenes over and over again and getting yourself hurt over and over again. Don't let it stay and take roots. Set it free. Let it go.
Why should you quit feeling hurt Here's 9 good reasons:
1 When you are feeling hurt, you are hurting yourself. You feel the pain. You feel miserable. You feel depressed.
2 When you are feeling hurt, your body takes a beating. Your immunity system weakens and your health suffers.
3 When you are feeling hurt, you are giving away your power to that someone who has hurt you. Why allow this to happen when nobody can actually hurt you emotionally without your permission.
4 When you are feeling hurt, you are building negative energy. The more you spend dwelling on the subject, the more you are wasting precious time which could have been put to productive use.
5 When you are feeling hurt, you are radiating negative energy towards the person who has hurt you. Whatever you radiate, you will receive. And the vicious cycle continues.
6 When you quit feeling hurt, you are in control. Your mental strength strengthens and your confidence level soars.
7 When you quit feeling hurt, you free yourself from external influences and you can live as happy as you want to be.
8 When you quit feeling hurt, you are no longer stuck in the past. You have moved beyond the past and are moving towards greater possibilities.
9 When you quit feeling hurt, you feel good and the world around you is lifted.
Why not quit feeling hurt when you have nothing to lose but all to gain
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