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Paul McKenna's 'I can mend your broken heart'

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shouldnthavefallen · 28/07/2012 21:36

Is it any good?

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sarahseashell · 29/07/2012 00:21

I think it's worth a go - there's a few little techniques you can try which might come in handy. MN also good Wink
Passage of time as well, a cliche but so true

izzyizin · 29/07/2012 06:02

It's had some favourable mentions on this board.

But a more effective way to get over a failed romance/marriage/partnership is to recognise that your ego may be dented, your pride may be hurt, but your heart - the organ that pumps lifeblood around your body - is not broken.

We're a lot more than our thoughts and we can choose what we want to think about.

The more time you spend obsessing about someone, the more they're in your head, and the more they're in your head the more you obsess about them.

Break the cycle; replace thoughts of them with thoughts of something else. Don't stay indoors feeling sorry for yourself; get out and about and get another perspective.

As Dorothy Parker said 'time wounds all heels' and whoever's done you wrong will get theirs.

joblot · 29/07/2012 07:59

Excellent post izzy
easier said than done, but spot on

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