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“There are plenty of ways to die , but only love can kill and keep you alive to feel it” says Leo Christopher. Heartbreak is one of the most painful experience, simply because it's doesn't cause physical pain,and can't be cured like a common cold. The failure of a relationship can take years before you're completely over it. This emotional stress can make you loss your appetite , become depressed and may lose pleasure in doing things you use to love.Things would be a lot easier when if you could take a pill and you would magically be over him or her. How you handle a heartbreak plays a significant role on how long the process takes. There is no set time that it takes to get over someone, but I have some helpful tips to speed up the process.

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