It is not one of those deeply thought profound philosophy of life but a logical way to move on. This goes for anyone and everyone whom we love in our lifetime. Friends, relatives, anyone. We may never be able to hate them but we definitely need to give them lowest order in our priority list.
I always say hate is a very strong word.
We quite frequently use it without truly understanding what it symbolizes. I think hate is that state of mind or heart or feeling, which makes us happy when something very very unfortunate happens to the that person. Now just for a moment think of all those people you thought you hated and answer this question..."Would it make you Happy if one of them meets an accident or something worse?" I dont think there will be many we would want to go through with this. That is what hate is all about. And no matter how much we think we are sadistic, it doesn't work that way. We may dislike a lot of people, but we rarely hate. Its just that we use it so frequently that forget how to distinguish between hate and dislike.
Similarly love is a very strong word. At times we confuse it with just liking someone or being fond of someone. These other categories- fond or liking keeps changing from time to time. But love is like an irreversible status. Once it happens, its done forever. Then no mater how hard we try we can never hate that person. It doesn't work that way. You can't love a person with all your heart one day and next day pretend as if he/she doesn't matter. What do we do then?
Sometime back I watched a movie in which it was possible to get a brain mapping done. This could remove all memories and traces of existence of any person we wanted to be deleted from our memory.
That would make life much easier…
Every time we love someone, something inside us changes. And when that person goes away we need to break down those things to get back to track. We need to become what we were before we met that person. It is somewhat like reverse engineering. Only I wish it were that easy...