Love that Hurts, nursing Emotional heartbreak

 


Romantic love is touted as one of the major scam, owing to the unpredictability of human thinking.

You might be deeply in love now, but the next minute you are sworn enemies. 

Circumstances under which you attract your partner changes with time. This also applies to things such as shape and appearance.

You might have fallen in love due to personal looks, but human appearance changes with age. 

As you grow you might fail to meet the demands of your partner's sight. 

Love life is replete of intrigues and intricacies which is beyond human control. You might be static in thinking, yet your heart is dynamic. 

The common love saying that goes by 'follow your heart' is what dictates every relationship. For any relationship to thrive, you have to go against the current.

Many relationships in contemporary world are failing to meet the test of time because human preferences are changing at faster rates.

Material things have compounded the natural essence of love. Many people are currently falling for love out of personal ego.

Love is currently an enterprise. it's only a few relationships which are pegged on genuineness.

Individuals have to adjust to the growing reality of separation and divorce to mitigate cases of depression.

Whenever you fall in love, be cautious and have a reflective imagination that there is always an alternative route should the current path come to a tumultuous halt.

Always trust your conscience and make the right move when you are heartbroken.

After separation, never be in a hurry to find a replacement. Be patient and make prudent choice.


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