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It was an emotional moment when a man called into a radio show to recount his lived experience with heartbreak.<\/p>\n
The man who gave his name as Steven Ofori told host Maa Gloria that, the mere sight of his bed sheets drove him to tears.<\/p>\n
\u201cMaa Gloria, I bought bed sheets with my own money but I had to gather them and damp them in my grandmother\u2019s apartment. Anytime I set eyes on the bed sheet, I remember the lady. I couldn\u2019t just sleep on them. In fact immediately I see it, I breakdown in tears,\u201d Steven narrated.<\/p>\n
His openness nudged another caller who also told how he walked from Anwomaso on the Kumasi Accra road to Tafo Nhyieso after a painful breakup with his girlfriend.<\/p>\n
Google maps calculates the distance by a car as, \u201c42 min (17.4 km) with a light delay via Accra Rd\/Accra \u2013 Kumasi Rd\/Kumasi \u2013 Ejisu Rd\/N6.\u201d<\/p>\n
This was not enough to soothe his restlessness. He later kept boarding and alighting from commercial passenger vehicles.<\/p>\n
\u201cI would be in a car and all of a sudden alight and begin walking to my destination. I felt every car I sat in was too slow for me. Whenever I came to my senses and got into another car; I would repeat same over and over again,\u201d Nana from Afigyase recounted.<\/p>\n
The Heartbreak Train<\/strong><\/p>\n Relationship experts describe heartbreak as an open bus that a majority of persons venturing the journey of erotic relationships would join at least once.<\/p>\n How each person jumps off this bus varies with psychological makeup; social exposure, temperament and peculiar circumstances.<\/p>\n Renowned psychologist and writer, Nicolas Raymond put it succinctly in the article \u2018The Psychology of Heartbreak and How it Can Help you,\u2019 reviewed by Dr. Sheri Jacobson in March 2, 2023:<\/p>\n \u201cHeartbreak can feel like being run over by a giant lorry as you\u2019re riding a roller coaster. It gives you highs, lows, and leaves you utterly knocked out no matter how much you tell yourself to \u2018just get over it.\u201d<\/p>\n One person reported dead, others injured in an accident at Amanase<\/p>\n \t<\/p>\n <\/p>\nE-voting: What the EC can learn from the KNUST example<\/h3>\n