Regret
#3: Expressed Feelings
This is a five-part series based on The Top Five Regrets of the Dying,
Bronnie Ware
When words are left unexpressed, often
they become the ones that sting the most in life. Recently I've read a few accounts of
individuals coming to their end with unexpressed feelings and what a burden and
loss it is for those left behind.
Sometimes it takes courage to say the
words, but say them we must.
Regret
#3:
I wish I'd had the courage to
express my feelings
Somewhere deep within us we must find the
courage to say the words that matter the most in our key relationships. Those heart-words are so vitally important
and we must find them and use them.
I was 19 years old before I ever remember
hearing or uttering the words “I love
you” with my parents. It’s good to sort-of
know one is loved, but it is absolutely imperative to express that phrase.
What feelings do you need to express to
someone today? Find the time, find the
words, and find the guts to say the words that will last a lifetime.
P Michael
Biggs
Offering Up-Moments
One Moment at a Time
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