Hi, Lovelies, how are you all doing? I’m doing better. Today was a bit of a doozy, if I’m being honest. I just had a lot on my mind, along with my sweet heart. Yes, Lovelies, there is some resentment that I have been holding on to, and today I have decided to let it all go. Holding on to past resentments can really impact your mental health by creating unnecessary stress. Additionally, other new relationships can also be affected. Often, when we forgive someone, we think that we are helping the person whom we are forgiving. In reality, you are allowing yourself to heal while building up resilience.

Lovelies, I want all of us to be strong and bounce back from hardships. Some of us never know how resilient we can be until we are put to the test. I’m not sure if it’s just me. Whenever I make a promise to be positive, it seems like I’m put to the test not long after, which is precisely what happened earlier today. Moreover, having an open mind and heart, learning to let go of people’s past transgressions, will help you build stronger bonds in all your relationships. Creating a peaceful happily ever after for you. Ultimately, we desire to be loved and to find peace, for the most part. After all that has been said, let me assure you that I know it is not easy to forgive. Especially if we don’t think the person is sorry, honestly. Let’s face it, we may feel some things are unforgivable. When you find it especially difficult to say ‘I’m sorry,’ I invite you to consider things in this way. Forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting. You can forgive and just never forget. Lovelies, I’m a person who never forgets ever. You could have done something for me a while ago, and I’ll give you a lovely gift out of the blue. Are you also holding some resentment deep within your souls, Lovelies? If so, let it go, and your healing can begin. Please put some encouraging words for your fellow online friends in the comment section. I love you all. Have a great night or day, wherever you are in the world. Stay safe out there, Lovelies.