How to Get Over a Breakup

Ah, the phrase "We can still be friends" – arguably one of the most agonizing lines to hear during a breakup. It sounds friendly and mature on the surface, but beneath it lies a tangle of complex emot...

Hello friend, My heart sank when I saw your question, because I understand that feeling. That hollow ache inside, seeing everything in shades of gray, feeling like the world's "love switch" has been p...

Hey there. Reading your question, I feel like I'm seeing a past version of myself. That feeling is all too familiar—like a wounded little animal instinctively retreating into its shell at the sight of...

Okay, friend, seeing this question feels like looking at my past self and so many people around me. A breakup is like a sudden, bad cold. Not only does it make you feel physically awful, but worse, it...

Hey friend. Seeing this question feels like looking at my past self struggling in the mud of heartbreak, or many friends around me. Regarding the "No Contact Rule," this thing can be considered a stro...

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.

Here's the translation: Hug. I understand this so well. When that most familiar person leaves, the whole home feels like a massive "crime scene," every corner saturated with memories, suffocating.

Hey friend. Sending you a big virtual hug across the miles. Heartbreak is like a bad cold – it leaves you foggy-headed, drained, and feeling like the whole world is gray.

Hey friend. Seeing this question feels like looking at my past self or someone close to me. "Moving on" is a bit like healing from a wound. It doesn't happen overnight, nor does it mean erasing the me...

Hey friend. Seeing your question made my heart skip a beat, because this is truly a very, very important and deeply poignant question after a breakup.

Hey friend, I totally get where you're coming from. Breakups are tough enough, and when friends try to help with their "well-meaning" advice, it can sometimes feel like rubbing salt in the wound or ju...

Hey, I totally get where you're coming from with this question. Wanting a "makeover" after a breakup is practically everyone's go-to move, and honestly, this trick really works.

Hey friend, reading your question feels like seeing a reflection of so many people, including my past self. This is an incredibly common and deeply painful inner struggle.

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...

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...

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.

Hello friend, Reading your question feels like looking at my past self, and so many others struggling in the emotional quagmire. This is an excellent question because it shows you’re starting to lift ...

Friend, reading your question made my heart sink because it felt all too familiar. Those days were like the sky had fallen. But since you asked, I’ll gather my thoughts and feelings, hoping they offer...

Hello friend, First off, I want to give you a big hug. Asking this question shows you're incredibly brave and have already taken the first step towards self-awareness.