Hey guys endet nachu! Mn meselachu I'm 3rd yr uv student & ke hulet amet beft be fikr r/p wust neberkugn & yemejemeryaye neberech ena endalemetadel hono ke 5 wer beuhala tefatan, ena I was hurt beseatu😕 after yehone months agegemku tmhrten besrat meketatel jemerku yerasen online business jemerku(even be wer more than 30k ETB miserabetn) & yeteshale mibal life jemerku, ena fetari ymesgen heal aregku, ena wedegudaye smeta kezam gze jemro kesetoch garm betam egenagnalew konjo konjo chikm agegnalew, gn beka I hate them☹️ don't blame me, enem salasbew yetefetere feeling nw, ena I have sisters & I don't want to continue like this, coz I have too sisters😐, ena mn baderg yhe ngr ltefa ychilal? Thanks 4 ur kind comments,
Aug 09, 2024Time of truth: are you healed really? .... “If you don’t heal from what hurt you, you will bleed on people who didn’t cut you.” The wounds we carry from past hurts can shape our interactions with others in profound ways. When we fail to address and heal from these emotional scars, we risk projecting our pain onto those who have done us no wrong. This unhealed trauma manifests as misplaced anger, distrust, or withdrawal, often leaving innocent bystanders feeling the sting of our unresolved issues. Just as a physical injury can lead to infection if left untreated, emotional pain can fester and spill over, affecting relationships and creating a cycle of hurt. To truly connect with others and foster healthy relationships, it is essential to confront our past, seek healing, and ensure that we don’t unintentionally inflict our suffering on those who simply wish to love and support us. Healing is not just a personal journey; it's a gift we give to ourselves and to those around us.
Aug 09, 2024