We Are in Control of Time (Continued)

Starting over after heartbreak isn’t easy. It often comes with hesitation—wanting to believe things will be better, but fearing the same pain might return. That fear is normal. It means your heart remembers what hurt, but it also means you still care enough to hope.

Trusting someone new, especially someone who has also been hurt, requires patience. It’s not about rushing into promises, but about showing up consistently, with honesty and care. Trust grows from small steps, not grand gestures.

The good news is, time works differently when love is healthy. When you are loved correctly, time doesn’t feel like something to fear—it becomes a space where healing happens. The days feel lighter, conversations bring peace, and you no longer count moments by pain, but by connection.

Starting over doesn’t mean forgetting the past. It means allowing yourself to believe in the possibility of something better, one day at a time.

And when you give love the chance to be steady and true, you’ll see—it really can feel safe to believe again.