Healing a Broken Heart from Love - Please Help Me

You just went through a breakup. Right now you are so heartbroken and all you want to do is to run away from the hurt. You just want to be left alone for awhile, hide in a rabbit hole and go into seclusion. Your whole felt like a deck of falling cards. You are so hurt that you are left in a limbo of desperately trying to let go. You are in a cross roads and you are in a dilemma.

If only you could recapture your ex partners mind, heart and soul one more time? How you wish you could wipe the slate clean and start over? You wonder if it is possible to turn back time.

Even with those thoughts and hope, you feeling right now are that deep down you know the relationship is too far gone.

So, what can you do to recover from this broken heart?

You have to realize that to get your ex back is not going to be a walk in the park. However, do not despair because there is a way to recover from your broken relationship. It will help you to take things easy and simplify your current situation. Conflicts in any relationship are inevitable. It can be brought about by factors such as:

* Differences in family background
* Personal differences
* Differences in philosophies
* Differences in values
* Differences in views

If you are seriously considering getting back together, both of you need to accept each other's differences and work around it. Learn to respect each other's individuality and work towards complimenting each other to balance out differences and misunderstanding.

You will be surprise by the outcome and the positive progress in your relationship if both of you are able to iron out your differences.

Pride is another factor that is the prime cause of any broken relationship. It is human nature. Being humans, we sometimes take our pride overboard that any attempt in reconciliation is destroyed. Unless you are able to put aside your pride and ego and learn to accept your partner as whom he or she is, or accept that you are also partly responsible in the relationship breakup then any possibility of salvaging your broken relationship is history.

Another factor that you must deal with is your guilt. It is common knowledge that a person's guilt is a constructive sorrow. Your reaction to wrong doings, and sadly in most cases we tend to blame our other half, will create lasting changes for the right reasons. You need to deal with your guilt. You inability to face it is a sure way that your broken relationship cannot be healed.

If you have unresolved guilt, it will inhibit you from healing your broken relationship with your partner. I cannot emphasize the importance in you learning how to deal with your guilt. Stop shifting the focus and blame your partner for the cause of the breakup. All relationship is a collaboration, communication and commitment of two people. Admit your mistakes. Show sincerity in trying to work things out and be genuinely sorry for your past behavior. By doing so, there is a high possibility that you can restore the loving bond with your partner.

The most important factor that you need to look into if you are considering healing your broken relationship is your Fear. Most of the time, we know how to heal our conflicts but almost all of us lack the courage to confront and take action. As a result of this, relationships end up breaking up. You need to face up to your fear and take the necessary action to salvage your broken relationship. Always bear in mind that you are never too late to fix your broken relationship and you are never too old to straighten and correct your current situation. Above all, you deserve to be happy with someone you love and who loves you back.