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Have you ever noticed that when someone breaks your heart, you still love them with all the tiny pieces?
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I know it's an old cliche, but they got to be called cliche because they were so true everyone said them.
Joys shared double. Sorrows shared halve. A friend in need, is a friend, in deed. |
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Have you ever noticed that when someone breaks your heart, you still love them with all the tiny pieces? yes... |
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How do you begin to heal many year after the hurt? They say time heals all wounds, but I don't think so, not in situations like that. What's your thoughts? It's actually learning how to be there friend. Until you can do that, it will always kinda be there. |
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How do you begin to heal many year after the hurt? They say time heals all wounds, but I don't think so, not in situations like that. What's your thoughts? move on as quickly as possible. "many years" is way toooo long. everyone else will tell you move on whenever youre ready. bull****. the longer you sit and wallow in your own self-pity, the more you miss out on other oppurtunities for happiness. sleep with 10 other women and see how much of a unique snowflake angel she was. stop being the victim, man. do you want to be guy who sat at home, eating hagen dasz, crying to love songs and e-harmony commericals? or do you want to be the guy who dusted himself off, went out and found a new woman and had a happy life. shes not sitting at home writing morose forum topics over YOU, dude. pick your sac back up off the ground, dust it off and go find you a new one. theres a TON out there. |
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