Where Do Broken Heart's Go?

  Words sound like someone standing in the ruins of a place that once felt like home, wondering where to go now that everything has fallen apart.

The truth is, broken hearts don’t really go anywhere.

They stay with us for a while.

They sit beside us in empty rooms. They follow us into familiar places. They hide in songs, old conversations, and memories we didn’t ask to remember. And for a time, it feels as though the pain is the only thing left.

You asked whether you should stay where you were left behind or go somewhere safe.

Sometimes the answer is neither.

Sometimes healing begins when you stop waiting at the place where they left you and start walking, not because you’re ready to let go, but because you deserve not to stay stranded there forever.

You don’t have to stop loving them today.

You don’t have to stop missing them.

You don’t have to force yourself to be okay.

You only have to take one step that belongs to you.

Maybe that’s getting through today.

Maybe it’s eating a meal.

Maybe it’s crying again when you thought there were no tears left.

Maybe it’s allowing yourself to imagine a future that doesn’t hurt quite as much.

The missing pieces of your heart are not hidden somewhere waiting to be found.

They are rebuilt.

Slowly.

With every sunrise you survive.

With every friend who stays.

With every lesson learned.

With every moment you choose yourself, even when it’s difficult.

And yes, I believe you can be happy again.

Not because you’ll forget.

Not because the loss will suddenly stop mattering.

But because one day you’ll realize that the hole they left behind is no longer the center of your life. It becomes part of your story instead of the whole story.

For now, if you’re still mourning, then mourn.

If you’re not ready to let go, don’t force it.

Love doesn’t leave on command.

Just promise yourself one thing: don’t build your home in the place where your heart was broken.

Visit the memories if you need to, but don’t live there.

The place where broken hearts go is not backward into the past.

It’s forward, slowly, painfully, courageously, toward a life they never imagined they could have after the loss.

And when you ask, “Where do I start again?”

Start with this:

You are still here.

Your heart is hurting, but it is still beating.

And that means your story is not over yet. ❤️

-itsladymieh

It’s not too late to begin again

Life hasn’t been easy for me these past few years. It’s been a rough journey filled with struggles, silent battles, and days when I questioned myself more than anyone else ever could.

I’ve always wanted to write again. To sit down, clear my mind, and finally put my thoughts into words. But somehow, I keep falling into the habit of delaying things. “I’ll do it later” became my motto — until later turns into forgotten dreams, unfinished pages, and ideas left behind.

Maybe part of me got tired. Maybe life became too heavy. Maybe I became too comfortable hiding in distractions instead of facing what I truly feel.

But here I am again.

Still trying.

Still wanting to create.

Still hoping that one day I can become consistent with the things I once loved.

I may have lost time, motivation, and confidence along the way, but deep inside, the desire to start again never really disappeared.

And maybe this is my reminder:

It’s not too late to begin again.

Aimee2026

A Mother's Love

 

Jillian is one of the incoming freshmen college student. She was offered a scholarship program from her province to study in the City. Their province offered yearly to those students who cannot afford to continue going to College. 

 

One day, her mother told that she will be boarding at the house of her aunt Margaret. But Jillian did not like it because her aunt Margaret is a very strict person. So, she wants to rent in a dormitory. But her mother Laura worried so much, thinking if she can afford of paying her daughter's dormitory because if not, her daughter will be very anger at her. 

 

Jillian was very happy because she knows that she can do whatever she wants and do everything freely. And no one will scold wherever she goes. Now that her mother approved that she will be staying in a dormitory while studying in the City. The next morning Laura prepared their breakfast and she was very happy seeing her daughter with so much joyful while approaching her. And Jillian told her mother not to accompany her anymore of going to the City because she will be with her so called trusted friend. Laura wanted to accompany her daughter to make sure that she will be in a good and safe place but she did not contest what her daughter said. She understands her daughter and she want to give everything what makes her happy. 

to be continued... 

I originaaly wrote this story  last April 09,2019