The Best Breakup eBooks for Beginners

Breaking Up is Hard to Do. Nobody said it would be easy. When your man turns his back on you, your entire world comes crashing down. Nothing has prepared you for the pain and darkness that follow when he walks out the door. What can you do to regain your happiness once he is gone, and is there a way to win him back? Know the Signs. Even though breakups seem to come out of the blue, there are always signs, signs that have been seen but ignored. Do you know what to watch out for and avoid “the talk”? Take a Deep Breath. Don’t scream, don’t plead, don’t have breakup sex.

This book will teach you how to face the monster and come out the other side with your dignity and sanity intact. Cry Yourself a River, Build a Bridge and Get Over Him. Now is the time for you to reclaim your identity with a revolutionary Breakup Plan designed to help you through the first 28 days post-breakup. You’ll cry, you’ll take a duvet day, you’ll meet up with friends and start working on the most important person in your life: YOU. It’s Time to Take Charge. Alexandra Filia is a savvy businesswoman, amateur adventurer and devoted mother who has travelled the world. She has survived breakups, and so can you. Now she brings her no-nonsense expertise to help busy modern women who are tired of failures, false starts and broken hearts. There are no flowery platitudes here. With Alexandra’s encouragement and straightforward advice, you’ll fight through this difficult time in your life and come back stronger than ever. What Are You Waiting For? In this practical guide to handling your breakup, you’ll learn:. The things to NEVER do, if you want your relationship to last.How to tell if your man wants to break up, whether he’ll admit it or not.How to take advantage of “the talk” and maintain your dignity like a pro.Fool-proof steps to improve your emotional, spiritual and physical health day by day.Why you’ll suddenly feel better after 23 days without him…guaranteed!Top tips to pique his interest once again (such as reviving your “classic” look).How to approach the most traumatic of breakups – divorce – and get what you’re owed.What men REALLY think about before, during and after breaking up with you (in their own words!)…and much more.“THE GOOD BREAKUP: Take a Deep Breath and Remember Who the F*** You Really Are” is the second book in Alexandra Filia’s all new Dream series for modern women.

Relationship Breakup-Healing From Depression After Your Relationship EndsRecently I went through a relationship breakup with someone I'd been with for over two years. I understand the pain, hurt, loneliness, frustration and depression that you are feeling right now.Let me offer to you these encouraging words, "you're going to be alright!" The healing process takes time. The anger and frustration you are feeling right now will eventually pass.The tips and strategies revealed in this Kindle book will speed up the healing process if you let them.

I can say that with confidence because I experienced situational depression after going through my relationship separation and the wisdom found in this book helped me tremendously.This Kindle book will help you understand why you are feeling so depressed and awful after ending a relationship that wasn't working. You are also going to learn proven ways of getting through the depression that you are feeling quickly.When you are finished with this book you will:Understanding the various stages of the healing process that you are going to be experiencingBe able to identify where you are in the process of grieving the loss of your partnerHave proven methods for reducing the depression you are experiencingRealize the importance of reaching out to others for help during this difficult timeHave an in-depth understanding of how to take care of yourself after a breakupBe able to see the good things you can take away from this relationship experience that will help you in future relationshipsBe encouraged to overcome your fear of having falling in love againIn more ways than one, a breakup is much like the death of a loved one. You'll find yourself missing that someone, wishing that they were still there and most important of all, you'll find yourself grieving.Don't worry if you feel down. Give yourself time to grieve the loss, or in this case, the multiple losses.After all, you're not only losing someone you love; you will also lose their companionship and all of your shared experiences, both the good times and the bad times. You'll also be losing someone who became your support system, and someone you could count on. Most important of all, you're going to lose all of your hopes, plans and dreams together (which can be the most painful part to deal with in the grieving process).Sure, nobody ever really wants to feel pain, but it's important that you let yourself feel it. Your emotions may sometimes be too intense to bear, but you have to let it all out.It is only through the pain of the grieving process that you will be able to let go of your relationship and move on. While it isn't always going to be sunshine and butterflies, the same can be said for the dark times as well.Tips Form This Kindle Book About Breakups1. Deal with your feelings. Never fight your feelings. You will have to accept that it's normal for you to feel whatever it is you're feeling, whether it is weakness, anger, confusion, loneliness or something else. It will be painful, but the more you ignore or suppress these emotions, the longer your grieving process will be.2. Talk to other people about your feelings. Even if it's difficult for you to open up to other people, do it. It's the only way for you to avoid feeling lonely. If you feel that this isn't enough, try writing a diary or journal. Better yet, you can create your own story and post it online. This way, you have a more creative way of venting your feelings of sadness and grief.Get the book now while it's offered at an introductory price.Tags: relationship breakup, breakups, divorce, separation, situational depression, depressed after breaking up, relationship depression, letting go of a relationship, getting over a break up, how to heal after breaking up, depression after the relationship ends.

On Getting Dumped, Letting Go, and Moving OnSeasoned dumpers (and dumpees) Marni Kamins and Janice MacLeod offer activities, inspiration, advice, and recipes to heal breakup pains and get over heartbreak. Get over your broken heart, get it together, and get back in the game. Whether it’s your first heartbreak or your latest breakup, getting over an ex is as inevitable as it is painful. Through some surprising methods, authors Kamins and MacLeod teach you how to be happy after a breakup and focus on yourself. In chapters like “The Mourning After” and “Fatigue Fighters,” they advise readers to cry a river and move that body.

Best of all, find self-care recipes to mend breakup pains scattered throughout. Getting over an ex and getting a life. No novice to breakup pains, these authors discovered the ultimate way to forget your ex―build a life that is powerful, beautiful, and independent. Regardless if you’re getting dumped or doing the dumping, The Breakup Book is for anyone wondering how to be happy after a breakup. Inside, find:. A “When You Know You're Ready” checklistRecipes for the perfect pretzel or a homemade pumpkin scrubTips to identify rebound relationships and the illusion of Mr. PerfectIf you enjoyed books like How to Survive the Loss of a Love, Getting Past Your Breakup, or How to Fix a Broken Heart, then you’ll love The Breakup Book.