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"I think sharing my breakup experience might help others going through tough times."

sunshinee said:
The breakup has been quite challenging for me, especially considering how deeply I loved him before we parted ways. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions, ranging from sadness and heartache to moments of nostalgia and fond memories.Before the breakup, my feelings for him were strong and genuine. I invested a lot of time, effort, and emotion into the relationship, cherishing every moment we shared together. There were qualities and moments about him that I truly adored, and those feelings made the breakup even more difficult to accept initially.However, as time passes, I'm gradually coming to terms with the reality of the situation. I'm allowing myself to process the emotions, mourn the loss, and reflect on the lessons learned from the relationship. It's a journey of healing and self-discovery, and I'm giving myself the space and time needed to navigate through this period of transition.While it hasn't been easy, I'm also acknowledging the opportunity for growth and personal development that comes with such experiences. I'm focusing on self-care, surrounding myself with supportive friends and family, and engaging in activities that bring me joy and fulfillment.Although the pain of the breakup is still present, I'm hopeful that with each passing day, I'll continue to heal and eventually find peace and happiness again."
Thanks for reading....
"Here's to new beginnings and moving forward after the breakup. Cheers to a brighter future ahead!"
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Maximum have the same story either boy or girl..
So what's next?
This question always haunts..

Though it's hard to move on quickly and easily yet we have to overcome from this low time..

Ur narration is too good..
Love it...

Best of luck for future n be strong enough that no one can dare to harm ur emotions again...
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
 
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Rockzz said:
Maximum have the same story either boy or girl..
So what's next?
This question always haunts..

Though it's hard to move on quickly and easily yet we have to overcome from this low time..

Ur narration is too good..
Love it...

Best of luck for future n be strong enough that no one can dare to harm ur emotions again...
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
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Thank you so much and yeah I will stay strong....cheers :heart1:
 
sunshinee said:
The breakup has been quite challenging for me, especially considering how deeply I loved him before we parted ways. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions, ranging from sadness and heartache to moments of nostalgia and fond memories.Before the breakup, my feelings for him were strong and genuine. I invested a lot of time, effort, and emotion into the relationship, cherishing every moment we shared together. There were qualities and moments about him that I truly adored, and those feelings made the breakup even more difficult to accept initially.However, as time passes, I'm gradually coming to terms with the reality of the situation. I'm allowing myself to process the emotions, mourn the loss, and reflect on the lessons learned from the relationship. It's a journey of healing and self-discovery, and I'm giving myself the space and time needed to navigate through this period of transition.While it hasn't been easy, I'm also acknowledging the opportunity for growth and personal development that comes with such experiences. I'm focusing on self-care, surrounding myself with supportive friends and family, and engaging in activities that bring me joy and fulfillment.Although the pain of the breakup is still present, I'm hopeful that with each passing day, I'll continue to heal and eventually find peace and happiness again."
Thanks for reading....
"Here's to new beginnings and moving forward after the breakup. Cheers to a brighter future ahead!"
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Hello and good evening Ms. ,
Very well articulated firstly. I have had my share of breakups but with each one of them I emerged a more stronger and more resilient person. Sometimes these so called hurdles in life are your biggest teacher. Also I personally feel no one learns from someone else's experience. One person's pain could be the other person's joy. I never like to give advice to people in times of their loss , be it a heartbreak or something else cause I feel it is their own personal battle and one needs to fight it out on their own.
 
Rasputin_M said:
Hello and good evening Ms. ,
Very well articulated firstly. I have had my share of breakups but with each one of them I emerged a more stronger and more resilient person. Sometimes these so called hurdles in life are your biggest teacher. Also I personally feel no one learns from someone else's experience. One person's pain could be the other person's joy. I never like to give advice to people in times of their loss , be it a heartbreak or something else cause I feel it is their own personal battle and one needs to fight it out on their own.
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Even I was telling the same dear...
 
sunshinee said:
The breakup has been quite challenging for me, especially considering how deeply I loved him before we parted ways. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions, ranging from sadness and heartache to moments of nostalgia and fond memories.Before the breakup, my feelings for him were strong and genuine. I invested a lot of time, effort, and emotion into the relationship, cherishing every moment we shared together. There were qualities and moments about him that I truly adored, and those feelings made the breakup even more difficult to accept initially.However, as time passes, I'm gradually coming to terms with the reality of the situation. I'm allowing myself to process the emotions, mourn the loss, and reflect on the lessons learned from the relationship. It's a journey of healing and self-discovery, and I'm giving myself the space and time needed to navigate through this period of transition.While it hasn't been easy, I'm also acknowledging the opportunity for growth and personal development that comes with such experiences. I'm focusing on self-care, surrounding myself with supportive friends and family, and engaging in activities that bring me joy and fulfillment.Although the pain of the breakup is still present, I'm hopeful that with each passing day, I'll continue to heal and eventually find peace and happiness again."
Thanks for reading....
"Here's to new beginnings and moving forward after the breakup. Cheers to a brighter future ahead!"
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Dont share
 
There will be times when you will feel like shouting and crying, both at the same time.

There will be times when you will just curl up and lie in the corner of your bed.

There will be times when you will see their pictures and feel a tear drop sliding down your cheek

There will be times when you will question your worth.

There will be sleepless nights.

There will be times when you won’t be able to focus.

And then there will be times when you will lose hope.

It hurts, right?
 
Deepak Kiran said:
There will be times when you will feel like shouting and crying, both at the same time.

There will be times when you will just curl up and lie in the corner of your bed.

There will be times when you will see their pictures and feel a tear drop sliding down your cheek

There will be times when you will question your worth.

There will be sleepless nights.

There will be times when you won’t be able to focus.

And then there will be times when you will lose hope.

It hurts, right?
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Yes, it hurts, and I've felt all those things. But I'm starting to heal now. It's a slow process, but I'm taking it one step at a time and finding ways to cope. Thank you for understanding.
 
Never force a relationship‼️

Sometimes it's better to move on than hold on to someone who doesn't understand you. Stop breaking your heart trying to make a relationship work. You can't make someone care, be faithful, or be the person you need.

Sometimes the person you want is the one you're better off without. Understand that some things are meant to come into your life, not stay. Don't lose yourself trying to fix what shouldn't have been.

It's better to be single than settle for less. Never chase someone who isn't chasing you.
 
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