| annski808 | yes, of course. at the right time the wound itself heals but the mark of the past is still there to linger to always remind us the lesson that we should learn. |
| chris | Yes - and then some. |
| B.K. | Forgiveness is all you need then time and life take care of the rest bk |
| ~Harem~ | `` Some old song lyrics say - "only love can break a heart and only love can mend it again." I guess that appears to work for some people. But I think it is a bad idea to let your healing be done that way. I think healing should come from within yourself, and should not be dependent upon another love to come into your life. If you live by the song verse above - You are setting yourself up for more and more pain. To heal completely ? Nothing in life is 100% because it's not a perfect world and we aren't perfect people. But most of us can still function fairly happy on 50 percent of more. ~Harem~ ....... |
| it dosent matter | again.... why would one wish to? its real , its a part of life, and most of us fight hard for it. |
| Ever | The pain subsides, but the lesson remains (we hope). When a NEW love comes into existence, the pain from past heart break is almost completely forgotten, but NOW you're wiser - like childbirth; you know it hurt really, REALLY bad, but until it happens again you realize you had forgotten the depth of the all-encompassing, completey excruciating pain. Even so, THIS time around you know what /and what NOT to do. So, it's better. When a TRUE love comes into existence, any past heartbreaks become childish and inconsequential. |
| Kirk, Blender-Keeper | No. |
| twisted_lie | People say that time heals,but I think that's not true,once a broken heart,always a broken hearts. The wounds may not show but they're there. Only the right person can cure and mend the heart ache that another person left behind. |