Healing After Heartbreak

You thought you’d be over her by now. You may have tried to distract yourself with work, weekends out with the guys, or even a few late-night rebounds. Yet, she’s still there, haunting your thoughts, popping up in your dreams, and making it impossible to move forward. No matter how hard you try, you can’t […]

Breakups aren’t just painful—they’re disorienting. One day, you’re planning your future together, and the next, you’re left questioning your entire past. It’s like someone pulled the rug out from under you, and now you’re free-falling with no idea where you’ll land. You’ve lost more than just a person—you’ve lost a version of yourself. The one that laughed with her,

Breakups are brutal. They hit like a sledgehammer, shattering everything you thought was solid. One minute, you’re convinced you’re moving on; the next, you’re drowning in memories you can’t escape. It’s a rollercoaster that no one prepares you for, and it’s exhausting. But here’s the thing—you’re not the first guy to go through this, and

You’ve probably heard the “three-month rule”—that neat little timeline where you’re magically supposed to be over your ex and ready to move on. Let’s cut the BS. There is no magic number. Breakup recovery isn’t a countdown—it’s a process. It has nothing to do with time and everything to do with what you do. A survey suggests that: Most

You’re still measuring your worth through her eyes. Waiting for her validation is like a magic potion that’ll finally make you feel complete. Stop it. Right now. Here’s the cold truth you need to hear: your confidence was never meant to come from someone else’s approval. Never. You’ve been chasing the wrong thing, looking for

Everyone’s got some fancy definition, throwing around Latin words like “fidere” and acting like it’s some mysterious force you need to unlock. But here’s the raw truth: confidence is about trusting yourself enough to stop giving a damn about what others think. You’ve probably been doing it all wrong. Chasing validation like it’s some drug,

You’re sitting there, phone in hand, thumb hovering over her messages, telling yourself you need “closure” or “answers.” Stop it. You’re lying to yourself, and deep down, you know it. Here’s the brutal truth: digging through her phone won’t give you what you want. Do you think finding some hidden conversation or message will make

Anxiety is like that obnoxious friend who shows up uninvited, eats all your snacks, and refuses to leave. It hijacks your thoughts, wrecks your confidence, and keeps you trapped in a loop of “what ifs” and worst-case scenarios. Post-breakup? It gets even worse—because now you’re fighting anxiety and heartbreak at the same time. But here’s