Friday, November 13, 2020

How to deal with heartbreak

 I think that one of the main problems in life is loneliness and isolation. I feel this way every day, every night. People are always crowding around me, but nobody ever really sees me or understands me. The people who say they love me have never seen inside my mind or heart.

They don’t realize that I am actually a very lonely person. They think I have many friends, but they are really just people who want to use me for something. Nobody knows that I spend most of my time alone, writing poetry and thinking about the universe.

I am very sad, and I don’t know how to deal with it. My parents used to tell me that time heals all wounds, but in my case that is not true. It has been going on for a long time.

I have tried to deal with it by becoming a good person, but that hasn’t helped either. I have been doing everything right, and still nothing has changed.

Now I have even become depressed, and that makes it even harder to deal with. Sometimes I think there is no point in living.

Human beings are strange animals. They act one way and say another, but it is all a big lie.


The first thing you have to do is accept that there are some things that cannot be fixed. You may not like it, but sometimes we must give up our desire for vengeance and retribution. We need to realize that the people around us do not always act in accordance with their own will.

Secondly, you must realize that the person who hurt you will continue to do so. You can't change someone who is not ready or willing to be changed.

You must let go of the notion that you were cheated on. You have to understand that, at least in this case, there was no deception. The person who hurt you had no malicious intent.

Thirdly, you need to realize that you cannot fix yourself. In fact, the only person who can fix your situation is yourself.

Perhaps that is because it was never broken in the first place.

In order to fix yourself, you need to realize that the people around you are no different than before. You have a tendency to blame everyone else for your own mistakes.


When we experience heartbreak, our hearts ache. When people are sad and feel that their beloveds have left them, they will hurt themselves. This is what I believe: The pain of love isn’t physical but emotional.

The heart is a lonely hunter. It has to fight for what it wants, and then if it doesn’t get the love that it has been looking for, it feels sad and wounded.

When we love someone, there is always the possibility that they will leave us. There are many reasons why this will happen: For example, if one person has a problem such as feeling insecure, he/she may feel that he/she needs to be alone. Or perhaps his/her work requires him or her to travel too frequently because of business.

Also, there is the possibility that two people are not compatible with each other. They might have different values or they may be from different places in life.

So, there are many reasons why people would leave each other. But the pain of heartbreak is caused by the feelings of love.

The heartbreak that we experience is caused by the feelings of love. Because when we fall in love, our hearts are filled with joy and excitement.


Now, I would like to discuss the concept of heartbreak. Humans have a tendency to associate the physical symptoms of emotional distress with an internal condition called 'heartbreak'. This is not really accurate.

Heartbreak is a state of mind. The human heart, as well as the physical organ itself, are not in any way associated with this phenomenon.

Heartbreak is a phenomenon of the mind. If one simply thinks about things differently, then heartbreak does not exist.

Okay, but what if someone is really sad? What about the physical symptoms of sadness?

Yes, humans tend to equate sadness with the physical feeling of being sad. This is inaccurate. Sadness does not really have any physical components.

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