what did you learn from your first heartbreak?

A lot... But especially that no one will change for you, even if they promise they will, even if they want to. You have to accept them for everything. And that's why I'm much more selective now, even though I'm desperate for affection at times. Also I've learned about my own tendency for unhealthy attachment, so I'm always watching and checking myself for that.

Nothing, apparently lol

As powerful as the feeling of ecstasy that being with them is, that's how equally powerful the pain will be if it ends.

Cardiologists get all snippy when you duct tape your ventricles together

That I have to express my feelings when I’m bothered by something. I never got to tell him how I was hurt until recently and that’s a shame. Who knows, maybe if I was more open with my emotions then we would’ve stayed on good terms :)

That I am smarter than I thought I was 👍

Sweet! Just saved myself some money!! 😬

To take my time before giving my heart away again, and to waiting for someone who could see me, all of me for who I am.

Don't expect someone to love you just because you love them,💕🖤because sometimes they don't.

When you stop loving someone, they can change dramatically

That "forever" can be 4 years

That life ain't worth living.

I learned exactly what I don't want.

Never ever again

That she was whoring around

detachment

She’s a bitch? 🤔

When a girl says, “Just please don’t break my heart”

It doesn’t mean she won’t do it to you...

Obviously not enough to prevent me from the next heartbreaks.

To stay away from toxic/crazy people

detachment

Not to be needy and that LDRs are no good for me.