Soul Pen Writing – Words That Heal Broken Hearts

 I never knew silence could be so loud until the day they left. It was not just about losing someone; it was about losing the version of me I had built around them. I spent weeks trying to “stay strong,” but strength doesn’t always look like stoicism. Sometimes, strength is sobbing into a pillow and letting the grief move through you like a thunderstorm. What helped me was not pretending to be okay. It was writing . Writing saved me. I poured my confusion, love, and rage into words until they made sense. In every heartbreak, there’s a message. Maybe not right away, but it's there. Mine was: You are still whole, even with a broken heart. 💬 If you are grieving, let yourself unravel. Because in the unraveling, your true self finds the space to breathe. Have you found healing through heartbreak? Share your story in the comments--let’s remind each other we’re not alone.

 I used to avoid mirrors. I'd catch my reflection and instinctively criticize something-my skin, my stomach, my smile. But something changed when I started whispering affirmations instead of insults. The mirror didn’t change--I did. I began with simple phrases: “You are healing.” “You are enough.” “You are beautiful in progress.” On days I couldn’t believe them, I said them anyway. Over time, those words soaked in deeper than any moisturizer or makeup ever could. Self-love is not self-obsession. It’s choosing to meet your own eyes and say, “I deserve kindness.” 🌱 Try this today: Stand in front of the mirror and say your name out loud. Then say, I am proud of how far you’ve come. It might feel silly. It might feel fake. Do it anyway. Love has to start somewhere.