Heart breaks

1. They are good for careers
2. They're good for your health
3. They're good for your social lives
4. They're good for your friendships
5. They give you your own space
6. You learn to deal with shit
7. You start enjoying your own company
8. Your happiness starts with you. You get that realisation with a broken heart
9. You can take care of your family
10. You can do things you want like read, write, watch a movie or do any bloody thing that you want without feeling guilty
11. You don't have to constantly worry about the other person
12. Your self worth soars insanely when you get out of it
13. You realise the importance of family. You know they would be the only ones who wouldn't leave you

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