How To Forgive Yourself After A Breakup by Clay Andrews

Breakups are hard for a number of reasons. One reason a lot of our clients struggle with is forgiving themselves after a breakup.

You see once the dust settles, you're left to confront all the mistakes you've made since the breakup.

You're going to really be hard on yourself for acting the way you did.
You're going to judge yourself and criticize yourself.

That's going to make self forgiveness harder.

You did what you thought was best at the time based on what you knew at the time. So is it right for you to judge yourself for what you did in the past?

No one wants to fail in life. We all try to do our best. Yes that best may not always be right but at the moment in time, it made sense to us right?

So even during the breakup or before the breakup you acted the way you thought was right...

Yes your viewpoint on what is right has changed but at that point it was different.

Because most people, they try to do what they think is going to give them the best possible outcome in any situation.

So don't judge yourself too harshly for making the mistakes that you did.

Learn to accept what happened and forgive yourself.

Everyone's trying to create something positive and you should recognize that in yourself.

You should forgive yourself for any missteps that you made along the way because you were doing the best that you could at the time.
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Clay Andrews
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