Guaranteed Steps to Get Over a Break-up As Quickly As Possible

By S.O Jeffery

I do understand that losing someone we love can be a serious pain in the ass. It is one of the most difficult experiences to get over easily. A pain of a breakup can be so severe that one’s life could feel so worthless that we can even attempt to take it.
Breakups are a painful but undeniable part of life. They are something we constantly experience at every stage of our life. Whether a relationship lasted three weeks, months, or three years, breakups can leave us feeling heartbroken, lost, and even physically ill.
Breakups can be managed and it can also be prevented and this is why I have taken my time to put together this simple guaranteed steps to help you prevent this ugly situation from happening to you and also provide you quick and guaranteed steps to help you get over it as quickly as possible if you are currently struggling with it.
Ending a relationship has very strong negative effects on the mind and body. It clouds our sense of self and the more serious the relationship was, the more of an identity crisis we're likely to experience. Even if the relationship wasn't as great as we would have wanted it to be, the thought of starting anew or ground zero can be really scary and painful.
During breakups, you find yourself suffering emotionally and looking for anything to help ease the emotional pain. What can you do? Perhaps you could turn to alcohol to numb the pain just like I did when Helen left me. Or you might use food to cope and over time start binging as many do. You might even decide to buy something new to distract yourself.
But you must realize that shopping, food, and alcohol aren't a problem on their own in moderation, but when any of them become your primary coping strategy it can lead to more stress than relief.
Until you realize and accept this fact, you will remain sunk in this pain of regrets.
I realized these secrets I am about to share with you right now at the point of giving up my life and my goals.
You can turn your situation around in a few days if you will take time to study this book and apply all that is in it. it has worked for me and many others and it can work for you as well.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S.O Jeffery
• Release date: May 19, 2020
• ISBN: 9784889610871

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Dedication

I dedicate this book especially to my lovely wife for the priceless effort and suggestions during this book and to my family and friends for their unusual support always. I also want to especially thank Mr. Henry for your prayers and motivation always. To Mr. Abel and Miss ESTHER, I say a big thank you to you guys for all your efforts and time.

Disclaimer

Take everything I say in this book as my opinion and advice that is capable of transforming your life and relationship.

You are responsible for your action by acting on the thoughts and views share in this book.

No part of this book should be considered as legal or professional advice.

INTRODUCTION

Hey! Are you struggling to get over a recent breakup? Do you feel so hurt by his or her decision to end the relationship you have invested so much in? Has he or she made up their mind to move on without you and you are finding it so difficult to accept this reality? Is your life in a mess right now?  Do you feel so hopeless and confused at the moment? Do you wish to get back to your feet again and enjoy life like you use to?

I do understand that losing someone we love can be a serious pain in the ass. It is one of the most difficult experiences to get over easily.  This pain is so much that our lives feel so worthless that we can even attempt to take it.

Breakups are a painful but undeniable part of life. They are something we constantly experience at every stage of our life. Whether a relationship lasted three weeks, months, or three years, breakups can leave us feeling heartbroken, lost, and even physically ill.

Ending a relationship has very real effects on the mind and body. It clouds our sense of self and the more serious the relationship was, the more of an identity crisis we're likely to experience. Even if the relationship wasn't as great as we would have wanted it to be, the thought of starting anew or ground zero can be really scary and painful.

The first thing you need to anticipate, no matter where you are in the process of the breakup, is that there is a grieving period. There is a sense of abandonment, there is a sense of fright about the future, and there is a regret of the past.

A few years before