Laugh and learn.

Individuals describe heartbreaks in different ways but what is most fascinating is what it does to them.

For some, it makes them want to be batman...

For others , suddenly they blow bubbles and fight crime (every person that falls under the gender that caused said problem)... It becomes a case of "the world is cold cold place" because of one or two persons

Some become protector of others and others a roaring Casanova looking for who to devour...a case of "everybody must feel what I've felt".

other's become workaholics taking up both useful and useless job's as a coping mechanism.

Interesting what we become...

However,

whatever our impulse pushes us to become, like Stephan Covey says, it is important that we remember there's a space between stimulus and response.

When we cannot see that space, we must create it .

And after we create it, we must make the choice of who we want to be and how the person we want to be would respond.

In a world where sometimes we don't want to be the bigger or better person, our response should be sober for the sake of the genuine people around us. They should never become sacrificial lambs upon the alter of our negative response.

However, we could always become batman or blow bubbles and fight crime.

Correct me if I'm wrong but blowing bubbles can't be so bad now can it?