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How To Let Go Of Anger Toward Your Ex 

Have you been divorced for awhile and still can’t stand your ex-husband? If your husband has a new girlfriend or has remarried, you may feel like he does not deserve to be happy. I am sure you have met women who talk badly about their ex-husbands years after the divorce is final. They just can’t seem to move on with their lives. It is normal to feel resentful and hurt when you see the man who was once your husband with another woman. So what can you do to get rid of these negative feelings? Letting go is a challenge. Seeing your ex-husband in a new relationship reinforces the fact that your marriage is over. Although you may be still grieving, your ex has clearly moved on. You need to go through the process of releasing your negative emotions toward him. Write him a letter and don’t hold back, tell him how much he has hurt you and turned your world upside down. Pull out all of the angry thoughts and feelings you have for him. When you are done, go outside and burn the letter. This will signify releasing all of that negative pent up energy that has been stored inside of you for years. You will feel great relief. By finally letting go, you will discover a new, happier life, free from the anger and hate that is poisoning you now.
by Christina-Rowe  203 Posts 
Posted on 10/11/2007 6:54 PM
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