Comments on: On Coping and Moving On

By: admin

admin — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:38:28 +0000

Thank you guys for all your comments and positive response! @simplemind, that exact negativism was what drove me to post something about how to feel positive in spite of feeling emotional pain. We’ve seen clients who, while appreciating our efforts in getting to the bottom of things, also feel down when the truth is unpleasant. Businessmen who find out that their partner is cheating on them; spouses, boyfriends and girlfriends who discover infidelity and unfaithfulness – all that jazz. But the thing is, as long as we’re alive, I am confident that we can always look forward to good things to come.

By: Simplemind

Simplemind — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 12:38:11 +0000

I second the post of geneforte. There’s so much negative energy flowing around these days and I am glad that a PI blog, of all places, chooses to post something positive and uplifting. It’s a breath of fresh air among all these pessimistic outlooks and situations I’ve been reading and seeing everywhere. And though you talk about a more personal and intimate topic here, I can understand how emotional pain can be really hard to deal with at times, and seeing a solution posted here, instead of just some sob story you could have shared with us, my hat’s off to you guys. Great read!

By: Geneforte

Geneforte — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 04:37:42 +0000

What great and positive post! I’ll be the first to admit that I feel depressed about so many things in my life so many times, but reading this as honestly made me think of what else I can accomplish and enjoy. I’m one of those guys who was fooled and left by my Thai girlfriend, and after all that time and effort and money I spent, it just feels awful to discover that she never felt anything for me. Sad and sappy as that sounds, it is true for me. But reading this, I see another perspective and how suddenly small my problem is right now that everything’s out in the open. Thank you and more power to your blog and agency!