How to Get Over a Breakup

Hey friend. Reading this question feels like seeing my past self or someone close to me. After a breakup, memories are like uninvited guests who keep knocking on your door.

Hey friend. Seeing your question made my heart sink. Because behind this question lies so much confusion, pain, and self-doubt. I understand this feeling all too well—it’s like working on a puzzle whe...

Seeing you ask this question made my heart skip a beat. This is truly a question that's both painful and brave. Many people, after a breakup, only focus on their sadness.

Friend, sending you a virtual hug first. The fact that you're asking this question shows you've already emerged from the most painful emotions and started thinking and growing.

Hey friend, My heart sank when I saw your question because I understand this feeling all too well. It's like reaching the end of a movie only for the protagonist to vanish—no conclusion, no explanatio...

Okay, friend. Reading your question made my heart skip a beat, because it's truly a poignant and profound one. Many people struggling with heartbreak find themselves asking this very question repeated...

Seeing you ask this question, I truly admire your courage. After ending a relationship, looking back at those "red flags" we deliberately or unintentionally ignored is like finding the stone that trip...

Hi friend, Your question feels very familiar because this is almost a universal experience after a breakup. I can tell you with certainty: Yes, you are very likely idealizing your past relationship an...

Seeing you ask this question, I first want to give you a hug. Asking this shows you are a very brave person willing to grow. When a relationship ends, we often swing between blaming the other person o...

Reading your question made my heart sink. This is something almost everyone who's gone through a breakup has tossed and turned over on countless sleepless nights.

Sending you a hug. Reading this question, I can almost smell the scent of heartbreak. That feeling is all too familiar. Every corner of the room seems to hold their shadow, every object screams a remi...

Hey, I get the sense from your question that you might be going through a tough time right now. Sending you a virtual hug. Crying is definitely a direct and effective way to release emotions, but if y...

Hey there. I totally get how you're feeling. That breakup scene playing on loop in your mind like a broken tape is truly torturous. It feels like you're stuck and can't move on, right? Don't worry, yo...

Hey, I totally get where you're coming with this question. That feeling is like your physical and mental batteries are completely drained, and you just want to find a place to hide away, free from any...

Hugs. Reading your question, I really understand. That feeling of your heart being emptied out after a breakup can truly make you lose all appetite, as if the whole world has lost its flavor.

Hello there, Reading your question feels like looking at my past self—those countless sleepless nights wrapped in that immense, boundless loneliness, feeling like a tiny boat abandoned by the world, a...

Okay, seeing your question, I can almost picture you sitting on the sofa, hugging a pillow, feeling all tangled up inside. First off, sending you a big virtual hug.

Hey, I really understand how you're feeling. Sending you a big hug first. That feeling is like having a faucet in your heart that won't turn off—tears come uncontrollably, leaving you feeling utterly ...

Friend, first sending you a big hug. The answer to your question is: Completely normal. In fact, this is the "standard package" most people experience during deep heartbreak.

Okay, friend. Seeing this title, I know you must be feeling absolutely awful right now. It feels like your heart has been hollowed out and the world has turned grey.