Mayim Bialik Opens Up Her Break-Up During The Holidays
Sometimes being single sucks, especially during the holidays. And it doubly sucks when you are recently single in the build-up to the Christmas season, a time of gathering, loving and good cheer. But that's the predicament that has befallen The Big Bang Theory actress Mayim Bialik. She wrote in a recent piece:
Mayim Bialik admitted to her recent relationship troubles in an open editorial piece for Grok Nation. As she admits in the blog post on her personal site, her love story "nothing particularly exceptional," therefore it wasn't often talked about in gossip magazines and in the tabloids. But she was dating the man for close to five years. And now, it's over. They've parted ways, and she is dealing with the emotional turmoil that comes with that -- particularly during this festive time of year. As she admits during the confessional article, it's going to be a difficult time for the actress during this cold winter.
Though she is still reeling from her difficult emotions at the moment, Mayim Bialik also sees this moment as part of her journey, even if she doesn't necessarily understand where that road is taking her. With that comfort, she provides some tips for how you can deal with this ongoing holiday season if, like Bialik, you are recently single during the forthcoming holidays. It involves no sad music, plenty of exercise, knowing your limits, and, of course, perspective. One needs to find that in order to move on.
As the holidays continue throughout the second half of December, these emotional struggles will continue to persist. But Mayim Bialik is trying to remain hopeful and optimistic at this time, despite the relationship she has recently lost. It's good that she's looking out for herself and her readers.
Hopefully, there will be jolly and cheer to come -- though it is, of course, going to be a difficult, self-reflective time for Mayim Bialik this holiday season.
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Will is an entertainment writer based in Pittsburgh, PA. His writing can also be found in The Playlist, Cut Print Film, We Got This Covered, The Young Folks, Slate and other outlets. He also co-hosts the weekly film/TV podcast Cinemaholics with Jon Negroni and he likes to think he's a professional Garfield enthusiast.