Motus // Heart Break Issue- Lili Price Studio

M ō t u s M a g a z i n e H e a r t B r e a k I s s u e
How To Deal with A
Heartbreak
Written by Rhea Denenga & Lili Price
/ Photograper Lili Price / Model Sisi Klawiter
Heartbreak can sometimes be a
struggle for women of all ages.
Everyone, even boys, will go
through it at some point in life. It can be
a very sad and disappointing time for the
person who is experiencing it. You will
never quite get what it feels like until
you experience heartbreak, the first one
is the worst. It can be the realisation that
either you see exactly what the other
person was really like or it’s a mutual
letting go and moving on. It is an
explosion of memories and emotions
that just lie in pieces all around.
Heartbreak can really really hurt and I
feel like it’s down to the other person
who you are dating or going out with to
deal with it in a mature way.
Remember, you can still break
someone’s heart in the early stages of a
relationship, especially when it seems as
though it is what the boy wants. People
can fall fast for the other person, they
can’t help how they feel. I think it’s the
responsibility for each person to let the
other down in the least painful way.
People are allowed to change their mind
and move away from somebody, it’s just
the way that life is, people fade in and
out. The best way is to be front up and
honest about it, I promise the other
person will be grateful that they know
where both of you stand and they will
have closure. Its horrible when people
ghost, lead a person on and just treat
them badly.
Whether you’re heartbroken because
people just move on or because the other
person has just been awful, don’t sit
around crying and eating chocolates or
watching ‘The notebook’ and
wishing that it was you that Ryan
Gosling loved unconditionally. It’s
time us girls learnt how to deal with
the times that heartbreak hits. Here are
some tips on how to deal with
heartbreak, it won’t be easy and it
won’t be quick but these steps should
make you feel better.
1. To feel your emotions, I think it is
good to allow yourself a little bit of
time to feel sad, get out all the negative
emotions. This is a key part of the
healing process, don’t bottle up
negative thoughts and feelings inside
your body. Sitting and writing down
how you feel can also be a relief, a
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