The School of Life
Sorrows of Love
Sorrows of Love
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Love can lead to misery, but understanding and appreciating its complexities can lead to a more consoling and joyful perspective. This essay is a guide to a more humane and in its way joyful perspective on the complexities of love.
\n Format: Hardback
\n Length: 80 pages
\n Publication date: 25 January 2018
\n Publisher: The School of Life Press
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Love has unfairly come to be associated with happiness, but it is also one of the most reliable routes to misery. We tend to treat our sadness individually, as if it were unique and shameful. However, as this book explains, there are some solid reasons why love should be highly sorrowful at times.
The good news is that by understanding our romantic troubles and griefs, seeing them in their proper context, and appreciating their prevalence, we will cease to feel so alone and so cursed. This essay is not a study in despair; it is a guide to a more consoling, humane, and, in its own way, joyful perspective on the complexities of love.
The Sorrows:
‘I’ve become a monster.’ ‘They’re not who they seemed.’ ‘I didn’t make the right choice.’ ‘I wish I was still single.’ ‘There’s so much laundry.’ ‘It was supposed to be nicer.’ ‘I can’t tell my partner everything.’ ‘I’m so lonely in my relationship.’ ‘Sex is a let down.’ ‘This is such hard work.’
Love has unfairly come to be associated with happiness, but it is also one of the most reliable routes to misery. We tend to treat our sadness individually, as if it were unique and shameful. However, as this book explains, there are some solid reasons why love should be highly sorrowful at times.
The good news is that by understanding our romantic troubles and griefs, seeing them in their proper context, and appreciating their prevalence, we will cease to feel so alone and so cursed. This essay is not a study in despair; it is a guide to a more consoling, humane, and, in its own way, joyful perspective on the complexities of love.
The Sorrows:
‘I’ve become a monster.’ ‘They’re not who they seemed.’ ‘I didn’t make the right choice.’ ‘I wish I was still single.’ ‘There’s so much laundry.’ ‘It was supposed to be nicer.’ ‘I can’t tell my partner everything.’ ‘I’m so lonely in my relationship.’ ‘Sex is a let down.’ ‘This is such hard work.’
Love has unfairly come to be associated with happiness, but it is also one of the most reliable routes to misery. We tend to treat our sadness individually, as if it were unique and shameful. However, as this book explains, there are some solid reasons why love should be highly sorrowful at times.
The good news is that by understanding our romantic troubles and griefs, seeing them in their proper context, and appreciating their prevalence, we will cease to feel so alone and so cursed. This essay is not a study in despair; it is a guide to a more consoling, humane, and, in its own way, joyful perspective on the complexities of love.
The Sorrows:
‘I’ve become a monster.’ ‘They’re not who they seemed.’ ‘I didn’t make the right choice.’ ‘I wish I was still single.’ ‘There’s so much laundry.’ ‘It was supposed to be nicer.’ ‘I can’t tell my partner everything.’ ‘I’m so lonely in my relationship.’ ‘Sex is a let down.’ ‘This is such hard work.’
Love has unfairly come to be associated with happiness, but it is also one of the most reliable routes to misery. We tend to treat our sadness individually, as if it were unique and shameful. However, as this book explains, there are some solid reasons why love should be highly sorrowful at times.
The good news is that by understanding our romantic troubles and griefs, seeing them in their proper context, and appreciating their prevalence, we will cease to feel so alone and so cursed. This essay is not a study in despair; it is a guide to a more consoling, humane, and, in its own way, joyful perspective on the complexities of love.
The Sorrows:
‘I’ve become a monster.’ ‘They’re not who they seemed.’ ‘I didn’t make the right choice.’ ‘I wish I was still single.’ ‘There’s so much laundry.’ ‘It was supposed to be nicer.’ ‘I can’t tell my partner everything.’ ‘I’m so lonely in my relationship.’ ‘Sex is a let down.’ ‘This is such hard work.’
\n Weight: 148g\n
Dimension: 118 x 188 x 11 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9780995753525\n \n
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