Skip to main content

The eX Factor

Image
By
Hi guys! So yesterday I decided to dust and clean up my blog which I have 'abandoned' for some months now. It's for the good of us all. I promised to post today something very interesting and probably, debatable.The topic for today's discuss is 'The eX factor', as stated above.
Most teenagers and even youths have at least one ex-boyfriend or girlfriend and in most cases, some people can't seem to deal with break-ups, emotional trauma, psychological disorder and 'the eX factor'. This simply means, keeping up with your ex can be quite tasking and frustrating. So today, I'll drop a few tips on how to deal with break-ups and your EX.



How to deal with a relationship break-up; 

-The first thing to learn from a break-up is the fact that life continues. The fact that your boy/girlfriend left you does not mean life has come to an end. You were doing fine before he/she came to your life, what is stopping your life from existing after the person left you. One thing about this life is that people will leave you. If your friends and relatives can leave this world (with no hope of you seeing them anytime soon) and you are doing fantastically well without them, how much more someone who is still alive. You sure can live your life!
-Secondly, even if it the relationship came to an end because of you or by your act, brace up and accept it. Don't push the blame on your ex. Nobody wants to take the blame for what is not their fault. If it was your fault, accept it. And don't spread unnecessary rumours about your ex being the guilty one. We all make mistakes. Whatever we are is as a result of our attitude(s) towards such mistake(s).
-Fight it off! Loose up after a break-up, don't be moody. You can't do that forever! Hangout with friends, go watch a movie, go shopping, watch football matches with friends, have fun. Life is too short to cry over spilt milk.
-If your ex is worth fighting for, go for it! Accept your fault and ask for forgiveness. Let go of your ego. If you really want the relationship even after it has crumbled, rebuild and repair it. It will strengthen the bond you had before and create room for trust.
-Don't be too eager to get into a new relationship. Most ladies tend to go out with their ex's friend or family member after they have gone their separate ways. In most cases, such ladies do this with the intent of making the guy jealous, then he realises his mistake and comes back to them, even if the lady is the guilty one. You can't afford to repeat the mistakes you made in your previous relationship in this new one, so carefully select your next partner.


How to deal with your EX;

I know it is quite tasking getting over a past relationship, especially when your ex lives close by or if you still have pictures of him/her.
-If your mind doesn't let go of your ex, don't ever let him/her go. 'It's crazy how your heart just has a mind of it's own'...I guess we know that song. Your heart and mind can never be wrong when it comes to relationship issues. My mother rings it in my ears as often as she gets the opportunity, 'Once you fail in marriage, you fail in everything'. Your ex might be your future partner, who knows?!
-Keep your distance from your ex. There's this quote I came across sometime ago; I won't really call it a quote but it is something like that. It reads; 'You can't be 'just friends' with someone you were once in love with'. In other words, your ex can never ever be your friend. Your ex should never be your friend. But, don't make him/her your enemy. Be wise in your dealings with your ex so it does not ruin your new relationship.
-Tell your new partner all about your ex. This is very very important especially if you had sexual relations. It is very important your new partners knows about your past relationship(s) so as not to create problems especially for yourself.

I am so glad I got to share this with you and I hope it helps.Don't forget to leave a comment. Thank you for reading, have a most wonderful day!
Labels:

Comments

  1. Rami29 October 2015 at 13:42

    this is really nice to read..informative post is very good to read..thanks a lot!
    ex factor guide

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Dear Friend,

By
On this day last year, I wrote about the buildup of events that led to my dad’s passing. I also said that day started the most chaotic year of my life. I didn’t lie. Today, on the second anniversary of his death, I thought to write to you about grief and how I have dealt with it because, in truth, grief does not leave you; it just gets better. Over the past year, across my social media platforms, I talked a lot about how his death triggered emotions in me that I didn't know existed—new descents into the deep, new levels of highs—anything to get into my emotions or consciously get out of the physically overwhelming feeling that was like a weighted blanket most days. Because I lived quite far from home—up north, to be exact—my guardians broke the news to me at the crack of dawn that Tuesday, and I was broken, as anyone who hears bad news is. I was stumped mostly, but yeah, I was broken. The first person I called was my mom, and on answering the phone, she started to say my oriki , w...
2 comments
Read more

'It has pleased God to call your Dad home'

By
                                                              Photo by Eyasu Etsub on Unsplash 'It has pleased God to call your Dad home'. I went cold. My arms and feet. January 22nd, 2021 I was on my way home from work when my brother called. He asked for our family -read government- hospital card number. It was a very odd question because my dad had retired -as a civil worker- and we no longer used the card for consultation. In fact, we had been told on several occasions that they had taken his card 'off the shelf'. Besides my brother had his own card at the same hospital, being a government staff. So the question was very weird on all fronts.  I told him I could not remember the exact number but gave him two or three numbers that came to my head at that time. I asked what the problem was and he s...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Stranger

By
Photo by Artur Tumasjan on Unsplash ‘Let me help you out.’ I hear the voice call.  I look up to see the brightest smile I have ever seen on a human. Her face is elegant, shiny, and well-structured. She must have seen me struggling with my one too many bags. I love the gesture, so lovely and pure. Genuine and selfless. She has just one box with her and a small bag slung across her chest. She looks happy. I wonder why. ‘You look like you have a lot going on’, she continues. ‘I really do’, I reply with genuine happiness and laughter. ‘Thank you very much,’ I continue in gratitude as I hand over my largest box to her. She looks willing to help, her hand is already stretched out to help. Her offer to help warms my heart. Not often do you meet someone who genuinely wants to help you out with your bags at the airport. At least not here. I rarely get help as much as I get looks and compliments from strangers. The best I can think of is getting a ride, not getting help with my bags at the ...
Post a Comment
Read more