Sometimes the door closes on a relationship, not because we failed but because something bigger than us says this no longer fits our life. So, lock the door, shed your tears, and when you’re ready, turn around and look for the new door that’s opened. It’s a sign that you’re no longer that person you were, it’s time to change into who you are. It’s going to be okay
-Lee Goff
I totally agree.This is the way to deal with broken relationship.It is very painful initially i agree but always be positive that something better is in store for you. Whatever happens ,happens for GOOD.
Yay GOD! I am SO there in my life right now!
Thankful for every encounter which revealed my true character!
The circumstances didnt make me who I am…my choices during those circumstanes did! Whoooo Hooo! I thank God for the challanges and blessings which come my way…daily. <3
Could this be true at the age of 55? I sincerely hope so…
I am 65 and have been here quite a long time. And from my experience this is so true. I have cried a lot of tears but in the end it always worked out for the best. You know you have someone who has your back….believe and have faith.
I have been expecting for a man’s decision to close the first door and open the one I am behind
This is only true for some friendships, business partnerships, and courtship stage relations. But if two are married, they should never close any door to each other. They should work out their differences til death parts them.
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Dear Sherx, I totally agree with you. That is why the quote reads “relationship” and not “marriage” Thank you for writing in because that is a very important fact. Brigitte
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