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Heartbreak

by derek-leavitt

There are two types of heart breaks in 1 life. The positive heartbreak. & The negative heartbreak. A positive heartbreak is earned when we are very young. Our parents come home to surprise us with a gift so grand it breaks our hearts. Now.. this is not your average heartbreak. One would assume that upon breaking your heart, you lose it, and you feel nothing but pain. A positive Heartbreak is the exact opposite of that. Upon growing up, so does your heart. Like a snake shedding skin or a baby chick, hatching it's egg for the first time, the heart beats in your chest start to race, pumping faster and faster, making your heart grows quicker and quicker. Suddenly your heart grows so big it shatters out of it's old form and grows larger. breaking out of it's shell and growing with you, building things like, trust, companionship, loyalty, joy and more happiness. A negative heartbreak is what everyone would expect. After a break up or divorce one might feel their trust is lost, their happiness stolen, their pride robbed. They may feel betrayed and shattered resulting in a negative heart break. Both of these things are very common and both beautiful and tragic.
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derek-leavitt
26 / M
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Written by
derek-leavitt
26 / M
Published
Sep 26, 2015
Time
2m
Tags
#love#heartbreak#heart#sadness#happiness#joy#positive#pride#broke#negative
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