When someone breaks your heart, you turn into a small ball of self-pity. You lie on bed, you hug your knees and keep them close like a fetus. Why? Because Freud said, “It’s human instinct to go back to the womb where we can feel safe.
Friday, July 23, 2010
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Sometimes it's better to do nothing than doing something without involving your heart in doing it.
When someone breaks your heart, you turn into a small ball of self-pity. You lie on bed, you hug your knees and keep them close like a fetus. Why? Because Freud said, “It’s human instinct to go back to the womb where we can feel safe.
When someone breaks your heart, you turn into a small ball of self-pity. You lie on bed, you hug your knees and keep them close like a fetus. Why? Because Freud said, “It’s human instinct to go back to the womb where we can feel safe.
