WE'RE NOT REALLY STRANGERS Breakup Edition for Self-Reflection

Not just for myself but for my friends who have been going through divorce. Its good cheap therapy

The breakup edition is healing. It’s smaller than the main one but very impactful and I enjoyed playing it and feel a little more relieved. definitely worth it!

After I broke up with my last boyfriend when I found out he cheated on me this was a great way to reflect and heal myself a bit before stepping out there again. The questions are accusatory or compelling you to put down your past partner, they're just a good way to reflect by yourself. Nobody wants to be the person that can't stop talking about their ex and for me personally getting feedback from friends and family telling me the person I chose to spend time with is a "loser" and how everyone hated them doesn't make me feel good, if anything it makes me feel worse. This is a good way to get all of your feelings out and there are so many prompts to write out or just talk to yourself about it's really therapeutic without having to spend a few hundred dollars a month on therapy.

We should take time for ourselves after a breakup to reevaluate, recoup and readjust. This box of cards help you with all of that. It’s like going to therapy in the comfort of your own home at a fraction of the cost. You owe it to yourself to heal within before putting yourself back out there to only repeat the inevitable. The saying “The best way to get over an ex is to move on to the next” is reckless and these cards help to debunk all of those saying. Help yourself to the help that’s in this box.

My situation may be different than most people's so not all of the cards/prompts seemed relevant to me. I haven't gone through them all yet, reflection is hard work 😅 but I think they're definitely useful. I went through them by myself, though my dog was close by. I would suggest doing them when you have plenty of time to work through the emotions they can bring up. I didn't fully commit, just figured I'd start looking through them, but I will be setting aside a Sunday afternoon for some serious reflection and waterworks if I need to. The cards ask you questions to help you realize whether or not you're romanticizing your past relationship, they ask you to think about what you want and deserve from a relationship. I was surprised, though, by the wild cards. There are cards that ask you to name your best qualities or draw what your heart feels like at the moment, which I thought was a great touch. However, it is uncomfortable to answer some of the cards, though u do believe thats a good thing. Personally, I have struggled with depression for years. That being said, some of the cards can bring up different emotions based on your own mindset. It may be better to have a friend with you when you go through them to help you when those emotions come up. Also, I would say not to go through all of the cards at once. Go through a few and give yourself a break, a few days to process, reflect and heal. Then do a few more. I think the cards, overall, can be a great tool for processing difficult emotions and clarifying what your feeling.

Okay, so as I'm typing this (and actually reading the product title), I'm realizing that this is a card game. side note: I admit that I didn't read the title at all when I first bought it and thought it was a journal so, I was a bit surprised when the package arrived. But, it's definitely a deck of cards. I'm not exactly sure how this is a card game. But I've been using the cards as thought prompts. I pull a card out of the stack and reflect on the "prompt." another side note, is that I've only used the cards a few times because I've found a new boo. So, if you're broken hearted and reading this, don't feel bad for too long. highly likely his brother likes you. ;)

I got this item to share with a friend of mine who is continually navigating the difficulty of leaving a boyfriend with whom she has an ongoing, toxic relationship. Based on the preview of the cards, I though they would stimulate necessary self-reflection about her contributions to their "situationship" and about her perceived self-value as well. Of course she was a bit sensitive upon receiving it, but I think that with the right level of intention there is a lot for her to gain. Along those lines, I can see this being an appropriate gift for someone preparing to navigate a divorce, or freshly broken up from their significant other. Definitely serves its purpose of gently starting tough conversations.

This is a really good tool to help heal from breakup. Important questions to ask yourself about YOU, your relationships, previous loves, circumstances. Also throws in some wild cards. There are different versions of this card game as well as one specifically for couples. The minimal age I can select would be 13+ and although a 13yr old may not have the answers or experience they can learn how to come back from a breakup. This expansion version includes a ruled journal and a pen. A nice addition to the cards.

Me encanta! Aunque una vez que lo usas, es complicado jugarlo nuevamente con la misma persona. 100% lo recomiendo, de lo mejor que he encontrado para platicar sobre temas que normalmente no podrías sobre la mesa de manera natural.

It’s the breakup edition in its entirety, but the cards themselves are used and the package is open. If that doesn’t bother you than this is the purchase for you.

Muy buena calidad de video y un mejor apoyo con su aplicacion adas....