Candice_XX
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Well, there are lot of ways.
1. You can avoid getting around your past and after 10 years it will fade in your memory.
2. You can talk a lot about your past, think it for days and months and years and analyze it to the point that you are bored of it. Maybe that means accept it. But not exactly, you are just bored of it troubling you.
3. You can try to develop one philosophy like live for the moment, or Buddhism and even if you do not ever touch the issue again you will have some general attitude to it that will make it not - important.
4. You can engage in something so important (a new love, creating your masterpiece) or you may even be so unlucky (like working 16 hours per day for making a living, as lot of people that I know do or having family problems) that you will literally have no luxury time to remember your past.
Take care... Good luck! :cheer2:
1. You can avoid getting around your past and after 10 years it will fade in your memory.
2. You can talk a lot about your past, think it for days and months and years and analyze it to the point that you are bored of it. Maybe that means accept it. But not exactly, you are just bored of it troubling you.
3. You can try to develop one philosophy like live for the moment, or Buddhism and even if you do not ever touch the issue again you will have some general attitude to it that will make it not - important.
4. You can engage in something so important (a new love, creating your masterpiece) or you may even be so unlucky (like working 16 hours per day for making a living, as lot of people that I know do or having family problems) that you will literally have no luxury time to remember your past.
Take care... Good luck! :cheer2:
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