Kamakailan lang,tinuldukan na ng aktres na si Maxene Magalona ang usaping hiwalay na siya sa asawang si Rob Mananquil nang kumpirmahin niyang single na siya. Gayunman, very grateful pa rin ang aktres sa lahat ng failed relationship na naranasan niya.
Sa kaniyang Instagram post nitong Martes, Oktubre 18, ikinuwento ng aktres ang naramdaman niya noong pumanaw ang amang si Francis Magalona taong 2009.
"Losing a loved one is a form of trauma that changes us forever. When I lost my Dad to cancer back in 2009, I really felt like it was the end of the world because he was my best friend. The pain felt neverending," sey ni Maxene.
"But what I didn’t realize back then which I now understand is that once you have already lost the most important person in your life, it makes you so strong and wise that it just becomes easier and clearer to end relationships, both romantic and non-romantic, that are not working or flowing anymore," saad pa niya.
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"Life is short—we must only invest our time and energy in connections that are easy flowing and organic. I believe in relationships that flow naturally because I read in the book#TheUntetheredSoulby@michael_a.singerthat the love that is naturally flowing between two people is the energy of God. And that is the kind of love that I believe in.A love that grows and flows and should never be forced."
Vert grateful pa rin ang aktres sa mga naranasan niyang failed relationships dahil naiintindihan niyang kailangan niya talagang pagdaanan ang mga ito.
"I am actually very grateful for the failed relationships I’ve had in this lifetime because I understand that I had to go through all of them so that I could determine for myself the soul connections that I want to keep and let go of the ones that don’t match my energy," ayon sa aktres.
"To all the souls I’ve crossed paths with in this lifetime, I give you my heartfelt thanks.
"Thank you, next!"
KAUGNAY NA BALITA: https://balita.net.ph/2022/10/18/maxene-magalona-may-payo-sa-mga-gustong-mag-move-on-grieve-cry-feel-the-pain-and-let-it-all-out/
