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slow healing heart - 2/20/2006 9:25:04 AM

nightcrawler

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My heart was broken many years ago and i have never fully gotten over the pain. Of course life goes on and I'm not a live in the past creep but every day at one point or another, the pain returns.

Is a broken heart a common submissive condition?

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RE: slow healing heart - 2/20/2006 9:29:25 AM

KatyLied

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quote:

Is a broken heart a common submissive condition?

It's a common condition of life.
But you shouldn't allow it to rule you for years.
Start taking some steps to move forward.

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RE: slow healing heart - 2/20/2006 10:29:11 AM

slavejali

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Is a broken heart a common submissive condition?

Whenever we give ourselves to something, we are forming an invisible chord from ourselves to that person, almost like an extension of ourselves. If the object of our affection is no more, that chord is ripped and causes us tremendous pain, which we can feel mentally, emotionally and even physically. When somene says they have a broken heart, the hurt even creates a physical pain in the heart.

It's said that, "time heals all" but sometimes that healing just amounts to scar tissue forming, that scar tissue allows us to function yet the pain of it remains, not allowing us to live life as completely or as fulfillingly as we had previously.

Taking time to sit and breath into your heart allowing your mind to entertain only positive affirmations can help.

To answer your question though: Whenever someone surrenders (submits) there is always the chance of a broken heart, but heck, its a chance worth taking, who wants to live without love?

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