Hi! I can imagine that it must be rough to make the trip solo after years of sharing those memories with family.
Nevertheless, the important thing is that you have the courage to make the trip and to enjoy something that brings you joy.
I can't understand your exact situation, but I know that there are a lot of things that bring joy that I, or others I know, have lost after a relationship has ended. It's a really unfortunate thing, because when that happens, it means you're letting other things that bring you joy go rather than holding on to those things.
I'm sure you'll run into those moments that bring back painful or awkward memories, but just remember that WDW hasn't stopped "giving" its joy to you - this is an opportunity to see it in a whole new light.
As others have said, enjoy the things that maybe you wanted to enjoy but never could, or the things that maybe you've never considered.
Most importantly, don't hesitate to challenge yourself to go solo with anything your heart desires there (don't skip anything thinking, "that's only something for families").
It's amazing the kind of people, families, etc. you can run into at WDW that will keep things interesting!
Have a great trip and make sure to give us a full report when you get back! It's right around the corner!
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