If you use the time wisely to recover from a broken heart, you can move on and with very little baggage. It takes 1 year for every 5 years that you were in a relationship, to heal. Some choose to hang on to the negative feelings forever, it's a slow poison that will affect you and your next relationship.
I say this from experience. 10 years ago I was devastated, but chose to feel the pain in its every aspect. By facing the pain head on, every hour, week, month and year became a little easier. You can't side-step, bury, put-off or repress a broken heart.
If you're in pain; feel it, make friends with it. It will dissolve over time.
paws4: If you use the time wisely to recover from a broken heart, you can move on and with very little baggage. It takes 1 year for every 5 years that you were in a relationship, to heal. Some choose to hang on to the negative feelings forever, it's a slow poison that will affect you and your next relationship.
I say this from experience. 10 years ago I was devastated, but chose to feel the pain in its every aspect. By facing the pain head on, every hour, week, month and year became a little easier. You can't side-step, bury, put-off or repress a broken heart.
If you're in pain; feel it, make friends with it. It will dissolve over time.
"Me and time against any two" one of my favorite quotes and I don't even know who's
it is true that time heals all wounds......the rebound ppl who get caught in the healing process however are just casualties of war im afraid.....been there done that and broke a few hearts in the process which im not particularly proud of....but then again i dont actually regret either....SUE ME!
paws4: If you use the time wisely to recover from a broken heart, you can move on and with very little baggage. It takes 1 year for every 5 years that you were in a relationship, to heal. Some choose to hang on to the negative feelings forever, it's a slow poison that will affect you and your next relationship.
I say this from experience. 10 years ago I was devastated, but chose to feel the pain in its every aspect. By facing the pain head on, every hour, week, month and year became a little easier. You can't side-step, bury, put-off or repress a broken heart.
If you're in pain; feel it, make friends with it. It will dissolve over time.
I wouldn't necessarily put a time limit on the healing process, but you are right, if you face it, it does go away with time, and sometimes, you can even begin to laugh about it. I'm not quite laughing yet, but I feel the giggles starting to bubble up inside
Sweet_Cherry: I wouldn't necessarily put a time limit on the healing process, but you are right, if you face it, it does go away with time, and sometimes, you can even begin to laugh about it. I'm not quite laughing yet, but I feel the giggles starting to bubble up inside
Yes. When my sense of humour returned, I knew I was on my way.
paws4: If you use the time wisely to recover from a broken heart, you can move on and with very little baggage. It takes 1 year for every 5 years that you were in a relationship, to heal. Some choose to hang on to the negative feelings forever, it's a slow poison that will affect you and your next relationship.
I say this from experience. 10 years ago I was devastated, but chose to feel the pain in its every aspect. By facing the pain head on, every hour, week, month and year became a little easier. You can't side-step, bury, put-off or repress a broken heart.
If you're in pain; feel it, make friends with it. It will dissolve over time.
Sometimes not easy to heal the pain but its has too. cos your life not always feel how suffer of your life cos the pain but it has to move on. I need over 10 year the heal that pain.
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I say this from experience. 10 years ago I was devastated, but chose to feel the pain in its every aspect. By facing the pain head on, every hour, week, month and year became a little easier. You can't side-step, bury, put-off or repress a broken heart.
If you're in pain; feel it, make friends with it. It will dissolve over time.