cope up with unfinished business

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Bravery is when you don't rely on people to sync ur mood to things they do . 
Q) Why do I obsess over unfinished relationships?
The simplest explanation for why people have a hard time moving on after an unfinished relationship is that there was no closure in the relationship. Obsession starts because one feels like there was not an adequate ending, and is often left wondering why it didn't work out as planned.

Sometimes when you truly love somebody,  it's better to let them go to allay the misery. 
In the end of the day , lmao be happy that this toxic shit is passed outa ur life . It's dead , you got over it . You moved on , you've been working on yourself and are moulded into a better version of you . You feel more like the true you , you realize the fact that you are destined to be at something more better than the past . 

Be grateful thar you got a chance to seek this mistake before you got more further. 
Quick decisions out of emotions are the culprit.  

Conclusion 👇            

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