get over it

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Get Over -  a simple two word phrase but something that creates questions and doubts, and even hurt

when i said 'get over' i meant to say "to deal with successfully" or "putting an end to something", and not "to pass something over or travel across" - no brainer right.

so the implication of failing to get over something can bring a lot of unnecessary  blunder to your personal emotion, or worst, your relationship, friendship, courtship, or sister(-brother)hood.

sometimes, it's how we cannot get over that makes things horrid and downright terrible.
and most times, it's how we fail to see that we haven't got over something, that needs to be gotten over with.

yet, we deny it sometimes.
and it takes the partner, or the one you caused to hurt, to realize it from the way you talk and say things to them.
well it will definitely hurt.
it can cause harmful emotions to stir, until eventually, hate forms in the horizon.

the failure to fulfill the act of the phrase, get over, can bring about madness beyond repair, a breach of hope and even belief.
over and again, it'll be the cause of a cynical cycle that can cause so much turmoil.
so how do you break it?

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put up a white flag.

or simply, focus and really get over it.

of course, sometimes, after the war has been waged.