Life is full of moments that make us feel stuck—heartbreaks, failures, missed opportunities, or even just the weight of everyday stress. These experiences can leave us feeling trapped in a cycle of frustration, anger, or sadness. But at some point, you have to ask yourself: How long are you going to let this hold you back?

"Get over it" isn’t about ignoring your feelings or pretending everything is fine. It’s about choosing to move forward, even when it’s hard. It’s about recognizing that holding on to pain doesn’t change the past—it only limits your future.

There will always be things you can’t control. People will disappoint you. Plans will fall apart. But what you can control is how you respond. You can choose to stay angry, or you can choose to heal. You can choose to dwell on what went wrong, or you can focus on what’s next.

Sometimes, "getting over it" means letting go of someone who no longer serves you. Other times, it means forgiving yourself for mistakes you’ve made. It might mean accepting a situation that can’t be changed. And sometimes, it just means taking a deep breath and starting again.

The truth is, life doesn’t stop for anyone. If you keep waiting for the right moment, the perfect plan, or the ideal person to fix everything, you’ll never move forward. You have to take the first step—even if it’s small. Even if it feels awkward. Even if it scares you.

So don’t wait. Don’t delay. Don’t let fear or hurt be your excuse to stay behind. The world is moving, and you deserve to be part of it. So take a deep breath, look up, and say to yourself: I’m done being stuck. I’m ready to get over it.