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Broken promises and compromise When conditions beyond anyone’s control cause a broken promise, your gift is making time for understanding. However, when lies or bad excuses are offered up as the cause you have no reason to compromise.

Accept a bruised or broken heart as a gift you give yourself. Take time to heal, carefully unwrapping the reason you chose it. Safeguard your memories understanding that they serve as a reminder about the importance of keeping your heart and attitudes open.

An emotional wound leaves a scar on your heart that will fade but never disappear. It’s up to you to forgive yourself, and remembering you can wisely decide if your choice is to grant a second chance. Realising that your next breath is a promissory note, not a promise, how will you invest it? What will you say and do today that actually matters?

RelationshipLynnclaire DennisOctober 4, 2017PromisesComment