This often happens in life: a person acted badly, meanly and hurt the one who loved them and trusted them. The other went through hellish circles of resentment, acceptance and humility. They had to "reassemble" themselves and learn to live in a new way.
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How many times has it happened to you to say “OK. I'll do this tomorrow .” And when the next day came, did you really do it? It has probably happened to you hundreds of times to indefinitely procrastinate your tasks. It's a pretty normal thing, we all do it, yet that doesn't mean it's a smart way to manage your life.
We come to this world knowing not what to expect. We are vulnerable, inexperienced and dependent on our parents first. Then we start to grow “learning life” and from life. Lots of people asked the famous question: why do we come to this world crying? And many said that it is because life is difficult.
You've probably heard the expression: "Live for today" or "Appreciate the present moment" many times before, and these are not just words - they represent a very powerful life philosophy.
When it comes to hope, there is only one thing that can be said for sure - hope a tricky thing. It can easily make you want more. False hope is misleading, breaking the connection with reality and then leading to a sad outcome. Later, you realize you were mistaken.
Happiness will come to you at the most unexpected moment. Sometimes the secret to happiness lies not searching for it, but in letting it find you. It's about being patient and never giving up believing.
“You always need to know when the next stage of your life ends. The circle closes, the door closes, the chapter ends - no matter what you call it, it is important to leave in the past what already belongs to the past.”
- Paulo Coelho - 
Each one of you has probably been in a situation when you have just met an interesting person, and at that very second a spark flashed between you.
Many people are called "our friends", but not all such relationships pass the test of time. Of course, many of them do not hurt us on purpose - they just aren't there when we need them the most.
The harsh truth is: if someone decides to let the relationship take another course, then you are not as important to them as they are to you.
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