I will always love you
All Woman, Confessions
 on May 17, 2016

I will always love you

By VANESSA E CHAMBERS 

CAN a broken heart ever be truly healed, and if you love someone will you always love them?

Angela:

If you really loved someone and they broke your heart, I don’t think you can fully get over it. I think that you have enough strength to move on from it and fall in love again, but you’ll keep the memory of the person locked away somewhere.

Suzette:

I have had my heart broken a few times and to be honest it’s not something you forget so easily. It’s something that will always be there as a reminder of how love can hurt. I still love the person who really did a number on my heart but not the same way that I loved him before.

Devon:

It’s not so much the broken heart, to me it’s the memory of the person and the good times shared. I will always have a special place in my heart for her, no matter what.

Aubrey:

My ex broke my heart real badly and there are times when I think about giving him another chance, because I know that he still loves me and has shown me how sorry he is for what he has done, but I can’t get over it. It’s been two years and it still feels like yesterday.

Micky:

I will love but love from a distance. I have too many broken pieces of my heart lying about. For each woman who broke my heart, they took a piece of it with them. So it is hard for me to love again because my broken heart with never heal.

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