Heartbreak: How to Deal with Breakups, Affairs, Jealousy, and Codependency

Written by Gregory Haynes, Betty Fragment, Elsa Harbor and 2 more

Narrated by Chloe Jacobson, Sarah Margrave and Sarah Owens

These book themes are included in this 5-book bundle:

 

 

Theme 1: How do you get over a breakup? It may sound simple when you hear about all kinds of tips, but it’s never easy. Everyone who has gone through it, knows that.

 

However, sometimes, relationships have erroneously been broken. Partners may have still been able to turn it into something that was right for the both of them. Perhaps they were compatible after all, but there was miscommunication or some other problem that caused.

 

 

 

Theme 2: Co-dependent relationships can be quite the challenge. Many people are in one, even though they don’t realize it. It typically consists of a couple enabling each other or manipulating each other, and individuals who lack self-esteem. Or they might have a feeling that the relationship is all they need or will satisfy all their needs. Often, it is based on a lie or a learned pattern from their childhood.

 

 

 

Theme 3: How do you prevent an affair?

 

And if one happens anyway, then how do you heal from unfaithfulness?

 

These are two questions that have been asked by many but answered by few. The goal of this guide is to help you understand the answers to these questions, although simplified, and expand on these issues as well.

 

Is just flirting harmful? And if so, to what extend?

 

 

Theme 4: Jealousy can be real, and it can be annoying. I think everyone has experienced feelings of jealousy in their lives. It’s normal, but if it isn’t dealt with, it can cause more problems to occur.

 

 

Theme 5: Some people in their midlife time period get trapped into what has been referred to as a “midlife crisis.” Others argue that such a phase does not exist, or if it does, then not everyone goes through it.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Dec 10, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664959842

Reviews for Heartbreak

[Emily Wilds · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Both the narrator and the writer put some true effort into this. The producer must have spent a considerable amount of time on producing this audio book. I managed to understand everything plainly, not even if the narrator pronounced the terms well, but also since the info in it consisted of new facts to be learned.

[Willie Vick · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Just listening in my car, I enjoyed this guide. The book discusses several perspectives very well. It also dives much deeper in to the text. My favorite parts were actually the final chapters, in which the conclusion clicked. I managed to comprehend everything clearly, not even if the narrator said words properly, but also because the info in it contained new facts to be learned.

[Amelia White · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This is a secret treasure. This audio has valuable info. Some of the very best tips about this particular idea are candidly being revealed by the author. That's exactly why I like it. I don't always enjoy all books, but this one caught the eye. And since it did, I began listening closely to it. It was some of the best time I spent, particularly because I was doing some other tasks in the meantime.

[Tim Cole · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This critique shows my personal thoughts and interests. The articulation of the words in this audio book was fantastic, as well as all the info contained in it. Based upon that, I am glad that I bought the book. It was well worth my time. At first, I was questioning where exactly it was going, but after listening to it for some time, I got into it. Then I saw this specific book for what it really was: A fantastic endeavor by an intelligent writer and expert narrator.

[Margarita Kelly · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

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