Making Money From Your Sad Love Story

When your heart gets broken it feels as though there could not possibly be any advantages for you in the deal. Whether snubbed, lied to or simply left alone, there is a bright light at the end of the tunnel. Writing down your sad love story not only has a cathartic effect, there might also be some profits in the healing process as well.

When you write what you feel it is often almost as if you were playing therapist to yourself. Many people find that as the read and re-read what they have written there is a valuable host of information about themselves that they would never have come in contact with had it not been for their pens. Keeping a journal or diary has long been known to be a very healing and soul soothing form of self-searching, but recording the events that lead to a break-up or other form of loss has is often overlooked in the throes of heartbreak.

Jilted lovers can look at the relationship from a third party perspective and get insight into the real problems within the union. They also learn invaluable things about themselves, such as whether or not they entered the relationship with self-esteem that was lower than the ideal, or if they were too needy within the union. Those that have lost a loved one to death find that paper supplies an adequate sounding board for all of the forgotten sentiments that they never took the time to express in life.

Money and Love - A Sad Love Story

Are you living in a sad love story, because you just broke up with the love of your life? You were madly in love with the person and then all of the sudden you two broke up. How did it happen? There are two main reasons why people breakup so much, which this article will try to answer. So figure out why you broke up. Learn from the past and then forget about it so you can move on to bright happy future, where no sad love stories are allowed anymore.

Why do so many people breakup? Sad love stories are plentiful in this world. Relationships are very hard. You have to work at them, just like a job sometimes. You can't let them die, but if you are truly meant to be with someone, it shouldn't be that hard right? First of all, do you believe that true love is real? You better believe, because if you don't then you are pretty much guarantying yourself a life without it. True love exists and there is more than one person out there for everybody. You just have to find someone that is perfect for you, not perfect, but perfect for you.

And then once you find someone again that you know you really truly love, how do you make the love last? Well, money is one of the reasons that many people separate. Talk about money and how you handle finances. Learn to make better financial choices together. Ask each other how you view the future. Communicate with each other. Learn how to control your spending habits. Money is not evil, but loving money is evil. Be careful how you view money. Don't love money so much that you sacrifice your love for it. Don't let your love life, become a sad love story.

Create Your Own Love Story


If you want your relationship to soar and sing then you need to begin by accepting responsibility for where you are right now. You need to become the creator and author of your destiny. Just image what it would be like to have your own happily-ever-after love story. Hush for a moment the little critic inside of you that says, "It's not possible, or it's not for you."

Just take a few moments to imagine, in as much detail as you can, what that relationship would feel like, what it would look like, what you would do and say, what your partner would do and say.

Know that it is possible to have the "dream" come true. Not that we are going off to live in fantasy land, but here in reality we can have the relationship that we want and are willing to cultivate.

We begin by taking complete responsibility for our relationship at this moment. We completely give up blaming our partner or circumstances for anything. Blaming keeps us stuck and makes us powerless to improve things, since we must sit around waiting for our partner or our circumstances to change.