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heartache 

1.That gnawing feeling that tells you that you will never love any other as much as you loved the asswipe responsible for your broken heart.
2.Usually accompanied by feelings of self recrimination.
The only way to ease heartache is to make jokes about the ball licker who smashed your love to smithereens.
heartache by Faith January 26, 2005

heartache 

a complete waste of time. but it isn’t your choice. your heart is literally aching. it feels like there is a hole in your chest. or someone is screaming inside of you. it is usually caused by an asshole who you loved but didn’t love you back. that asshole made you think he did though
i have terrible heartache for the one i love that doesn’t feel the same

heartache 

Emotional pain; the horrible feeling of a black hole sitting in your chest where your heart should be. Other feelings one may experience include a inability to catch one's breath and getting all choked up. Usually occurs after a breakup or when one is worrying excessively about something.
1. My boyfriend just broke up with me, and I can barely breathe with this heartache in my chest.

2. I care aout my friends so much, and sometimes I worry enough so to give me heartache.
heartache by Christina Hart July 20, 2005

Heartache 

the song that plays when you fight Toriel in Undertale
A: what's your favorite song in the Undertale OST?
B: heartache
Heartache by nikolapekovicarr August 25, 2019

heartache avenue 

the place you don't want to be. there is no escape until a different girl rescues you or you serve your sentence and are allowed to leave.
my girl just dumped me, im stuck on heartache avenue.
heartache avenue by harry1987 October 23, 2008

Heartache 

A feeling like no other, and only if you really feel it could you honestly understand it.
a few examples.
your parents, could have there problems, that makes you feel crazy.
they could be either bad parents to you and treat you wrong, and when i say wrong, im stretching that word over everything bad that they could do.

Or your parents fighting, drives you crazy.
And maybe you really care about both of them
maybe there both wrong too, maybe they are both depressed, and are just headstrong on a feeling they are better off letting go and loving eachother so they both dont fall apart.
It can come from rape.
And not being able to live with it sometimes.

Or, and the like biggest one of them all love!
oh loveee.
you can get it no matter what from relationships with people.
but some heartache is refundable, and can be healed.
true heartache is something one must watch for..its how the most strongest fall..
there are many things that people can do when they feel true heartache, it brings every problem and everything done wrong in that persons life into one thing, love, and after that happens things start to disappear from the list of importance.
it can make you forget about everything and drive you insanne.
but it can shape you as well, if you let it, it can make you a better person.
To feel heartache something really bad must happen in your life, and within you and how you feel.
to say your in love is easy, not being able to get over someone forever, is heartache.
No matter what i do, im always wrong to her.
Everything is seen different in my eyes to her.
and now shes leaving, not knowing how i felt in the first place.
been with her four years and i guess we both didnt learn one thing about eachother.
So nowi will live in her shadow, and be with her forever.
alone.
in pain.
but being scared to do because there is another chance, you die inside a little bit each day..i can keep going..hahahaha.
heartache.
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