Jilted: Recovery in 2020

Jilted: Recovery in 2020

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Told through the perspective of someone who was dumped three days before her wedding, living with mental illness, Jilted - Recovery in 2020 is a personal, reflective account of the most memorable year in our generation of 2020 and healing through the mind, body and heart. Each chapter delves into aspects of life that are affected in most break ups and gives an insightful look into how it was dealt with and why.Here you will find an honest and very open look on life through someone going through a nightmarish break-up as well as dealing with day-to-day life, 2020 complications and being an adult in this crazy world we live in. A true and authentic account into recovering from the harshest break ups in the most complicated years in our history.
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It was October 2023, and my now-ex-fiance had moved out of our trailer for good. I decided to end our relationship and thought I had emotionally moved on from them. I was wrong-dead wrong. What followed them moving out was something I could not have ever thought to experience. I began to experience extreme mood swings, controlling behavior, self-esteem issues, and a new-found addiction to alcohol. This was just the tip of the iceberg, as I was constantly flirting with suicide on a daily basis. I could not begin to even tell you about how I went through an emo phase, a "man hoe" phase, and multiple other phases as well due to my deteriorating mental health. I began to document my everyday life after our split through two separate journals over a twelve-month span. This is the true tale of how a breakup brought me to the realization that I was an abuser and that I became the same monster that I swore not to become as a kid. This is how trauma ruined my life, and how it will ruin yours too.

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