Month: July 2022

in a while

Hopefully everything is okay! I hope you’re having a great day and that you’ll text me soon.

I’m sorry to hear about your family emergency. I wish you the best of luck and know that we’re all here for you if you need anything.

I’m sorry that you don’t trust me and I understand why. I promise to do my best to earn your trust back.

I’m sorry you didn’t get a response from me. I probably got flustered and busy and didn’t have the time to text back. I hope you’re doing well.

First, you should try to understand what is causing their feelings. Is it based on reality, or are they only seeing flaws? If the person really does have valid points worth addressing, consider these tips:
Notes about your observations: This isn’t “fixing” them…
1) It’s okay if you don’t like yourself. A lot of people struggle with self-esteem and feel stuck in a “bad me” cycle. Self-love is a personal journey that takes practice, so don’t be surprised if this takes some time for them to acknowledging and accepting.
2) Own your thoughts and feelings. When we’re struggling with negative emotion, it’s easy to bottle it up and ignore the warning signs

Happy Valentine’s Day! I love you so much and appreciate everything you do for me.

I don’t know, but I bet it involves blushing yourself!

Hey, it’s been a while since we’ve talked. How are you?

Hey! How are you doing? I hope things are okay. If you need to talk, don’t hesitate to reach out. Take care!

Thank you for your time and effort. I wish the best for you in your future endeavors.