One thing that I get to realized was God will let you go for what you want until you get tired, it’s more than a destination but a journey that you learnt about life. Thanks for you story skip Tan❤
Ugh. Corny talaga Skip because it's real. We can't force people or connections talaga. I bet the questions you've had on your way back home. I've been there. Nakaka depress, nakaka trauma. I'm glad you're a prayerful person. It's a good shield and protection. But human as we are, we get weak sometimes. I ❤ this interview. So resonating. Bless you 🙏.
Long Distance Relationship. It's incredibly painful. I met this girl on Facebook, and we embarked on a long-distance relationship that lasted four years. It was particularly challenging because her primary love language is physical touch, and she craves closeness. We finally met in person for the first time in February 2024, and we had even begun planning our wedding in the US. However, as I live and work in the US, I had to return home to arrange her fiancé visa for her to join me. As time passed, the distance took its toll, and she couldn't bear it any longer, longing for physical intimacy. We mutually agreed to part ways, which was incredibly difficult for both of us given how important we were to each other. I saw letting her go as a gift, allowing her to find her own purpose and happiness. However, it was heartbreaking to discover that she quickly entered into a rebound relationship and got engaged. Despite feeling hurt and betrayed, I made the decision to let go and move forward, wishing her the best, even though I struggled to cope the pain.
Yes tht is true it is the condition of your heart i think as i observed in my life if you love someone love it forget what.is her past and trust himlove him who he is Yes why you sacrifice that person whom infact he didn't love you leave him or let her go maybe he is.or she is not man ir woman the Lord give you to be your life Partner in your future
You can't deny that LDR was very painful. Kahit ilang beses ka masaktan d ka magsasawang magmahal ng paulit ulit. Hehehe nakakatawa pero masakit. Well ganun tlaga move on nlng
It's incredibly painful. I met this girl on Facebook, and we embarked on a long-distance relationship that lasted four years. It was particularly challenging because her primary love language is physical touch, and she craves closeness. We finally met in person for the first time in February 2024, and we had even begun planning our wedding in the US. However, as I live and work in the US, I had to return home to arrange her fiancé visa for her to join me. As time passed, the distance took its toll, and she couldn't bear it any longer, longing for physical intimacy. We mutually agreed to part ways, which was incredibly difficult for both of us given how important we were to each other. I saw letting her go as a gift, allowing her to find her own purpose and happiness. However, it was heartbreaking to discover that she quickly entered into a rebound relationship and began engaged. Despite feeling hurt and betrayed, I made the decision to let go and move forward, wishing her the best, even though I struggled with resentment.
One thing that I get to realized was God will let you go for what you want until you get tired, it’s more than a destination but a journey that you learnt about life. Thanks for you story skip Tan❤
Ugh. Corny talaga Skip because it's real. We can't force people or connections talaga. I bet the questions you've had on your way back home. I've been there. Nakaka depress, nakaka trauma. I'm glad you're a prayerful person. It's a good shield and protection. But human as we are, we get weak sometimes.
I ❤ this interview. So resonating. Bless you 🙏.
Long Distance Relationship. It's incredibly painful. I met this girl on Facebook, and we embarked on a long-distance relationship that lasted four years. It was particularly challenging because her primary love language is physical touch, and she craves closeness. We finally met in person for the first time in February 2024, and we had even begun planning our wedding in the US. However, as I live and work in the US, I had to return home to arrange her fiancé visa for her to join me.
As time passed, the distance took its toll, and she couldn't bear it any longer, longing for physical intimacy. We mutually agreed to part ways, which was incredibly difficult for both of us given how important we were to each other. I saw letting her go as a gift, allowing her to find her own purpose and happiness.
However, it was heartbreaking to discover that she quickly entered into a rebound relationship and got engaged. Despite feeling hurt and betrayed, I made the decision to let go and move forward, wishing her the best, even though I struggled to cope the pain.
May mga bagay po tlaga na iiwanan nlng tau ng bakit.. pero ganunpaman gods plan daw po tawag dun hehe inilalayo tau sa maling tao
Yes tht is true it is the condition of your heart i think as i observed in my life if you love someone love it forget what.is her past and trust himlove him who he is
Yes why you sacrifice that person whom infact he didn't love you leave him or let her go maybe he is.or she is not man ir woman the Lord give you to be your life Partner in your future
An example of alchemizing your hurt and challenges into something beautiful. Thank you for sharing your story 🎶
You can't deny that LDR was very painful. Kahit ilang beses ka masaktan d ka magsasawang magmahal ng paulit ulit. Hehehe nakakatawa pero masakit. Well ganun tlaga move on nlng
LDR is really painfull🥹
It's incredibly painful. I met this girl on Facebook, and we embarked on a long-distance relationship that lasted four years. It was particularly challenging because her primary love language is physical touch, and she craves closeness. We finally met in person for the first time in February 2024, and we had even begun planning our wedding in the US. However, as I live and work in the US, I had to return home to arrange her fiancé visa for her to join me.
As time passed, the distance took its toll, and she couldn't bear it any longer, longing for physical intimacy. We mutually agreed to part ways, which was incredibly difficult for both of us given how important we were to each other. I saw letting her go as a gift, allowing her to find her own purpose and happiness.
However, it was heartbreaking to discover that she quickly entered into a rebound relationship and began engaged. Despite feeling hurt and betrayed, I made the decision to let go and move forward, wishing her the best, even though I struggled with resentment.