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An Open Letter To The Broken Hearted

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Illinois chapter.

 

Fellow Readers

Everywhere, USA  

 

Dear Readers,

I write this open letter to you with a broken heart, but my strong will to survive this heartbreak. Our romantic lives are spent either in ecstasy or tearful nights. A few months ago my partner and I broke up and I thought my life was over. Like so many times before, I thought this heartbreak would never come; that we were the exception to the rule. I was wrong.

In the midst of my tears and the lonely nights, I decided that  I don’t want to feel this way again. So my plan is to stop dating and enjoy my 20s and I encourage you to do the same.

There is bliss knowing that my freedom is simply, MY freedom. My passions and desires are mine to explore and maybe its time that I figure out what exactly I want to do with my life.

I know sometimes the anger in my heart gets the best of me, but I stay calm because of my optimism to make it. I think the best thing a heartbroken individual can do is to stay calm, give it a few days and remind yourself that youre still breathing without him.  If you were recently heartbroken, then you know what I am speaking of and I extend my sympathies to you.  These summer nights can be lonely, but they soon will pass.

Sincerely yours,

Cole P. Griffin

Hello, everyone! My name is Cole, and I am a prestigious (self-acclaimed) blogger.I am starting my senior year and graduating in the Spring with my Bachelor's in Communication with a focus in Public Relations.I hope to inspire you with my opinions and tips on relationships, love, movie choices and an appreciaton for anything Pop culture. My biggest dream is being an anchor for Good Morning America or marrying Anderson Cooper. If that doesn't work out, I will begin writing scripts for Lifetime Movies.My favorite word is Spaghetti, -Cole P. Griffin  
Editor in Chief of Her Campus Illinois Chapter