Monique Owe, LCSW and Dr Amber Mohn, PhD discuss waiting for an apology from someone being something that can take a long time. The waiting can potentially hinder you and keep you stuck. It is beneficial to find ways to move on without waiting on someone to apologize. Moving on does not mean you are excusing what they have done but it allows a person to be free of the burden caused by the hurt and/or betrayal.
5:54 - The Situation - What does a person do when a past relationship that ended due to a tragedy (no fault of theirs) resurfaces? They are currently in a new relationship or may even be married?
Monique Owe, LCSW and Dr Amber Mohn, PhD discuss waiting for an apology from someone being something that can take a long time. The waiting can potentially hinder you and keep you stuck. It is beneficial to find ways to move on without waiting on someone to apologize. Moving on does not mean you are excusing what they have done but it allows a person to be free of the burden caused by the hurt and/or betrayal.
5:54 - The Situation - What does a person do when a past relationship that ended due to a tragedy (no fault of theirs) resurfaces? They are currently in a new relationship or may even be married?