¿CUÁNDO DEJAR IR A ALGUIEN? - Daniel Habif
When to let someone go? Letting someone go can be one of the most terrifying leaps into the void a human being can experience. Maybe we love as if they'll never leave, and that's okay too, since love is all in; you don't love piecemeal, like you're unraveling a deck of cards to see if you're giving it your all. Or at least I'm one of those who don't leave until they're broken and pulled apart. And if they ask for space, give them the whole world. We must always keep in mind that you won't find restoration with those who broke you. Love yourself as much as you would want others to love you. #danielhabif #Unbreakable ____________________________________ You can find more of my content here: Instagram: / danielhabif Facebook: / danielhabifoficial Twitter: / danielhabif Get my book: www.inquebrantablesellibro.com Website: www.danielhabif.com

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