Wendy's words ✍️

  Hi lovelies!! Hope you have been having a great time. It has been quite a "rainful" month and is also cold especially at night. Make sure you cover yourselves appropriately and not just waiting for "weather for two" 😂.  Let's just get right in to the topic of the day. The title had given away some of it but definitely not all of it. So if you have been struggling on how to move on from a friendship breakup, keep reading 😉. 1. Acceptance: This is definitely the first step because if you don't you will just keep hurting yourself. It wouldn't be easy of course but it just has to happen. Even if it means crying your heart out (if you're the emotional type), do so. You can also express your feelings in an artistic way, either drawing, writing or singing.  2. Check your self: If it's someone you never thought would end ties with you, it would be harder, trust me. There is a tendency the person has moved on and is happy when you clearly have not. Yo

Hi people!! Welcome to my blog and if you're new here, thank you for tapping on that link 🤗. Hope we all staying safe. This lockdown has given me time to really reflect on life. One of them is my friendship with people. Friendship is a relationship of mutual affection between two or more people. Right from when we were little, anyone that plays or shares their stuffs with us was our friends (lol, I guess everyone can relate). We would be so happy and tell our parents about our new "friend". Then we were little and of course couldn't differentiate between right or wrong. But as teenagers or adults, we should really be selective about our friends. Some friendships could make or mar your future. The truth is that, not everyone can be your FRIEND. I believe saying "this is my friend" is almost as deep as saying "I love you". I actually realised I just knew some people and that didn't mean they were my FRIENDS. This is something that is als