The After Phase
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There are all kinds of thoughts and feelings in our mind and heart after the break of your most beloved relationship. Especially when you think it's THE FOREVER ONE. These feelings vary from person to person. This context contains some of the hidden feelings which lie deep inside you, with which you deal all alone every single day. And also some words which may make you realise your very own worth. I'm extremely sorry if you relate to any of this.
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