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Importance Of Being Broken Hearted Essay

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"Moving On From Being Broken Hearted"

"Accept what is, let go of what was, and have faith in what will be" by Sonia Ricotti. Good morning ladies and gentlemen. I am Vanessa Rocero and I will be delivering a speech entitled "moving on from being broken hearted". First things first. You won 't be broken hearted if you didn 't fall in love. Let 's start with discussing what is 'falling in love '. Falling in love is such a bizzare feeling. You will feel the spark. You will be ecstatic and of course excited and motivated in many ways. But inspite of all of these, we call "feelings" that define, forever there will always be risks involved. Risks that we would gladly take just to start the road of our forever. One of these risks is having …show more content…

Being broken hearted is such a hard thing to cope up. Depression would strike. Loneliness would trigger. And the sad part is we would be taking our own lives just because we cannot take the hardships that being broken hearted is giving us. It is true that being broken hearted is a complicated thing. But I will share to you the 10 steps that you could do so you can cope up with this problem. First of all is our God almighty. According to Psalm 37:5 "God has a reason for allowing things to happen. We may never understand His wisdom, but we simply have to trust His will." It says in this verse that we just need to have faith in Him which I agree because if we have faith in Him, everything will be alright and He will give us the best things in life. Second is our family, who got our back no matter what our situation is and no matter how complicated our problem would be. Third, our friends who are always there to comfort and cheer us up every time we are against the world. Being with your supportive and loving friends will make you feel good and will

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