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One mans’s ex is another man’s bride

MyWedding Editor by MyWedding Editor
June 27, 2019
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By Christine Nakalungi

The adage, “one man’s meat is another man’s poison” never gets old. Sometimes it sounds like a joke or a consolation to someone who is heartbroken but when reality sets in, you realise that every bride is someone’s ex. Okay, maybe not all but majority of us have been dumped before and we thought that love had slapped us in the face and therefore, we will never find someone else to appreciate us. But that is just the devil’s whisper.
It does not matter why he left you. He might have even swore that no man will ever love you but who is he to dictate your future? Not everyone will see the potential in you and that is okay. The right person will appreciate you regardless of your flaws.

Some exes are good at tormenting you even when he has dumped you for a younger and more attractive person. He wants to break your confidence so that you will never feel beautiful again. He might call you names and spell out all your shortcomings. His point is to break you so hard that you see other potential suitors as enemies as well. This is mainly the force that keeps us broken and bitter towards love and anyone who promises it but once you overcome that barrier, you are a free bird. And free birds fly so high and breathe fresh air.

When you break free from the chains of your ex, you will realise that there are millions of other human beings and surely one of them will appreciate you. Your ex can move on as fast as he wants. It is surely never a race of who marries first, but finding true love and living happily ever after is the ultimate goal.
Stop wailing over the loss. Life never promised you only happy moments, count your losses and jump back on the boat.

One day you will look back and wonder why you wasted a tear on that man whose only desire was to drown you in self-pity. When the morning comes and you say “I do” to the person who smiles by just mentioning your name, then you will know that when your ex thought he had set you up for a downfall, he was actually setting you up for your destiny.

“When you break free from the chains of your ex, you will realise that there are millions of other human beings and surely one of them will appreciate you.”

    
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