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I believe time alone doesn't heal all wounds. I believe in takes active participation in healing and learning to get through whatever happened to you. Some things will always be hard to completely heal from like losing a loved one.
I had a dream last night about one of my loved ones that passed years ago and it brought back some pain in losing them. So it is a work in progress. That takes being around family and friends, learning coping mechanisms maybe through therapy or participating in more hobbies preferably social hobbies to help get your mind off what hurt you. But ultimately time alone does not heal all wounds. But time is a factor in the healing process.
It's not time but capability to estimate situation, either those in the past. This skill takes time... unless you're an old soul that gets some skill boosts by the birth due former existences.
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What kinda wound
Life is just for one day
Ur born one day
You live for one day
You die in that day
Every things lives in the one day
Today is your only life
Tomorrow is not here your not even born yet your to early
Yesterday is gone your all ready dead your to late
What you have. all-out have is today
Today is your only life
So Today live a happy life tell yourself I live one day
I want to make it the best day
And if you can make that one day the best day. And a happy day.. And you understand the above then you can have a happy life !
Don't hold your self back Yesterday is gone it's to late
All we live is one day
If people grieve. Most people just hold it in…. And the wounds deepen. They learn to hide it and at times forget it.
Time can, and does, heal many wounds, but there are some wounds that just stay with us.
Not always, sometimes people rightly hold on to extreme grudges, think of if a young teen got sexually assaulted by a 40 year old man and ended up pregnant, they either face raising that kid (having their natural life heavily disrupted and derailed) or aborting it, the teens innocence was snatched up by the predator. so even if they may heal from the main shock of it decades later, even if they are positive about it in a healthy way it leaves lasting emotional damage that can takes years to work through in therapy not to mention people who relate to them and given it's a extremely difficult thing to talk about even in a safe professional environment some don't because they are sensitive and worry it'll cause shame, so they may never really recover and feel like they did before it.
Another example would be if a really nice person who was sweet to everyone was stabbed up by a serial killer and their wife/husband who was more wary of the grey of people may be horrified and wish they'd have protected them in some way. I guess with this example it can devastate people around them and because they didn't experience the forgiveness themself the wound can't be healed as easily. For smaller more day to day things yes most people will move on such as a rude argument.
No it doesn’t
Time turns wounds into scars
But if you don’t treat the wounds early one the scars will be nasty and constantly itching
And treating the scars is a lot harder
I’ve been through a few shitty situation in my life and never took the time to address them
And now they subconsciously affect my every decision
And having the needed retrospective now is harder because it’s no longer fresh in my mind
Never neglect a wound
Your future self will thank you for it
No absolutely not. Suffering and pain just becomes more internal as time males everyone else want yo move on and stop listening and tell you that you have to so you shut up about it. And sometimes emotional wounds get less intense. But they outlast physical wounds.
No, not necessarily.. I do believe that time heals many wounds till a certain point.. If you let it.. But there are people who never got over the death of a loved one, and would either die of a broken heart or feel it til they go to the gave themselves..
Grave**..
It doesn't heal them completely. But with time and some work to process said wounds you learn to embrace them and it becomes easier to live with them.
People who were abused as children or neglected and unloved may never get over it. Professional counseling can help -- it helped me quite a lot when I was going through a divorce, but I'm still not completely over it.
It makes the wound hurt less over time, but not everyone forgets. Something like the death of a spouse or loved one can be a lifelong wound.
I think you'll still feel some pain no matter how much time has passed depending on how severe the pain was. Although, it will be easier to not think about it all the time
Time certainly helps heal wounds, but I wouldn't say it cures everything. Some scars stay no matter how much time passes.
No, childhood trauma stays with you forever, unless you can make peace with your inner child. That's what Carl Jung said and I see no reason not to believe him.
Some wounds maybe, but certainly not all of them.
And not completely, only a little bit.
No I think that's BS, time helps for sure but I believe you have to take a proactive approach in dealing with stuff like that.
I definitely do because things that are relevant today will not be exactly the same tomorrow.
Because time is a constant and always moving.
It depends on the hurt person. It also depends on if they find somethin 2 replace the hurt. Then it depends on the person as 2 how much it heals.
On a long enough timeline…it does. If it didn’t that would be akin to hell.
Kind of, as certain wounds may take a lifetime!
No, it makes the wounds hurt less
I believe some can last your lifetime.
No, some wounds can never be healed.
Nope, it makes you forget but not heal...
About 75% of the time!
They heal but leave scars...
Depends on the wound
Yes, I believe time wounds all heels.
NO!!
No it just leaves bad scars
Lol. No. Time makes it worse
Not completely!
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