For a time the broken heart, and then suddenly the healing

For a time the broken heart, and then suddenly the healing conviction that one is jolly well out of it.

📖 P. G. Wodehouse

🌍 English | 👨‍💼 Writer

🎂 October 15, 1881 – ⚰️ February 14, 1975

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The quote reflects the emotional journey one may experience after a breakup. Initially, the pain of a broken heart can feel overwhelming, marking a period of sorrow and loss. However, this sadness can eventually transform into a sense of relief and empowerment. The transition from heartache to the realization that one is better off can be both liberating and uplifting.

P.G. Wodehouse captures the essence of moving on in "Thank You,...

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