YA Te Dije Adiós, Ahora Cómo Te Olvido / I've Said Goodbye, Now How Do I Forget You

Una gu?a para sacarse al ex de la cabeza y del coraz?n

Hay relaciones afectivas y personas que nos marcan con fuego, como si se enquistaran en nuestro ADN y en la esencia que nos define. Perderlas genera un vac?o angustiante y devastador. C?mo superar la ausencia de quien fue vital para nuestra vida amorosa?

La premisa es la siguiente: si logras desvincularte de tu ex (o de cualquier amor imposible que ronda tu vida) de manera adecuada, podr?s reinventarte como se te d? la gana. El tiempo ayuda, es cierto, pero hay que ayudarle al tiempo.

Esta es una gu?a pr?ctica que te ayudar? a superar la p?rdida afectiva y a sobrevivir con dignidad. Leerlo no eliminar? el dolor que necesariamente debes sentir para salir adelante, pero lo har? m?s comprensivo y llevadero: lo transformar? en un sufrimiento ?til.

Toma la decisi?n de soltar de manera definitiva los lastres afectivos que no te dejan crecer y te sorprender?s de lo que eres capaz. Que tu fortaleza interior marque el paso de un adi?s definitivo y contundente.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Walter Riso analyzes the phenomenon of separation, because even though making the decision to end a relationship can be extremely difficult, it is only the first step. After the separation, it is fundamental to go through a mourning process that allows us to identify the value of that person who no longer is in our life. Additionally, we need to recognize and face the pain that the loss of that person is causing us. As he usually does, the author presents clinical cases and personal anecdotes to exemplify his affirmations.

Strange thing to have, at the tender age of ten, a purpose in life: to get your father to return home after having taken off with the town s dentist. Ten years, a good age to be courageous but, how to achieve this purpose? Well, her name is Raymie and she has found a way. She only needs to win the Little Miss Florida pageant. That will give her projection. But will it be enough for her father to see her photo, in all her glory, in the newspaper and for him to return? I mean, who wouldn t want to be close to such an incredible girl?