Skip to main content

Making your life better today with the Best advice: YOU MUST READ!!!!









By Muyiwa 


What is the best advice you've received?


3 years ago one of my ex-girlfriends cheated on me once. She apparently made out with a really handsome looking dude. I was filled with rage for a long, long time after that. I was torn though.
I felt so angry, yet I didn’t want to lose her.

I took solace in mostly seeking validation from all my guys . I would just drink with them and Yarn with them about the matter.they'd be like:

 ''you dae f*ck up, make we do her strong thing "
Guys being guys,  they kept on ranting 

She’s   a B**tch she ain’t worth it man.”

Stuff like that. I felt better listening to all of that. I thought it was perfectly normal for any guy to react that way.

And then one day, I told the story to a friend, who used to be my boss in school then.
He straight up replied me, “Well what she did was wrong, but it’s not a death sentence offence.”

Right there and then, for the first time after a while, I managed to cool down and stop feeling so pissed off.

So here’s the thing: I think that a lot of us operate by an extreme ‘all or nothing’ mentality. This is when we go all out to feel a certain way only just because something happened outside a certain way.

If we’re wronged, we feel all the anger we want just because we have the right to.

If we’re hurt, we cry non-stop because we have the right to be sad.

If we’re frustrated, we complain without letting up because the problem is still there.

I don’t want to be cliched and say that my friend taught me forgiveness. This is not about forgiveness to me.

This is about looking deep inside yourself and knowing that there’s a possibility of you thinking, feeling and doing something completely out of the ordinary.

You don’t NEED to feel a certain way just because others are doing the same or that the situation calls for it.

You can just feel something in-between instead you know?

And then from there, you call the shots. You can go ahead and forgive, run away, chill out or just forget about the whole thing.

What I was basically doing was judging my girlfriend then.

But I was also judging myself. I was sentencing all my emotions to depression, to extremes, which solved no problems.

so if you've been through this or presently going through one

Don’t judge yourself. You can do a lot better.

Join our BBM channel for instant updates : C0030863D

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

BOOM: Nigeria’s External Reserves Drops To Lowest In 11 Years

Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserve fell to $25,780,765,483 (25.78 billion) as of August 16, the lowest we have seen since 2005. The drop was down 2.11% from a month ago. The Nations external reserves dropped below $26 billion for the first time on the 5th of August 2016 after it closed at about $25,971,610,949. In fact, the external reserves has dropped by about $480 million dollars in August alone compared to just $100 million in the whole of July. Ironically, the current balance of $25.9 billion is worth about 80% more than what it was in Naira following the depreciation of the naira after it was floated. The CBN has in the past few days ramped up sales of dollars at the interbank in the hope that it will create liquidity in a market that is yawning gape to swallow forex after nearly almost two years of intense rationing by the CBN. The Naira weakened to its lowest ever at the interbank after it closed at about N362.5/$1 in midday trading. The Naira will eventua...

Why Entrepreneurs Should Engage Their Spouses in the Business

When her husband first joined a startup, a woman I’ll call Cindy had saved up a comfortable nest egg for her family. Even with several young children, their financial situation was stable enough that their personal risk in the venture seemed minimal. But a year later, when the seed funding dried out and no substantial revenue was forthcoming, things went downhill for them. Her husband stopped receiving a salary, yet continued working and traveling extensively for the company. Cindy had to care for their children, including two toddlers and two autistic preteens, mostly on her own. She begged her husband to find another job, but he didn’t want to leave a business that he had already invested so much in. She offered to go back to work and have him watch the kids; he refused. Within two years, their financial reserves and their children’s college funds had disappeared entirely. Their home was eventually foreclosed on, and the family had to move in with a relative. Onl...

Emefiele gives insight, on what to Expect during his second term

The newly re-appointed Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele, over the weekend enumerated the things intends to accomplish during his second term in office. Emefiele enumerated his plans while speaking to journalists at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), on the sidelines of the institution’s Special Convocation which took place on Friday. The CBN Governor gave delivered a lecture at the event. Driving down inflation: According to Emefiele, he intends to focus on policies that would drive down the country’s inflation rate, improve price stability, and drive economic growth. Emefiele’s Stern Warning: The CBN Governor further disclosed that he plans to work with his team to drive down imports and encourage exports. He also used the occasion to issue a stern warning to those who meddle with policies aimed at achieving economic stability, telling them that they will be caught and punished by law. Mr Emefiele’s second term plans came just a few days after ...