THE GOLDA CASE ( HEARTBREAK CASE )

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Hello everyone, I'm Humansleep. and here I want to post a piece of my work again in the Alien Art Hive community. and share the process whether it's drawing or sketching that I will later work on in an effort to be seen and appreciated.

A case that involves the heart and feelings of both teenagers and adults.

A case that is currently viral on social media and has become a public conversation both among teenagers and adults at this time, this case involves the hearts and feelings of anyone, both from the male side and from the female side who is in the phase of heartbreak. And GOLDA itself is a coffee drink that is available / sold freely at the nearest stall or minimarket. Since this case, the coffee drink has become a hard sell and difficult to obtain, because the price is fairly cheap and the taste is also quite good, it is only natural that it is sold out. But on the other hand, there are a lot of people who assume that anyone who buys or drinks GOLDA is a person who is in a phase of heartbreak. And without any clear reason why they - they assume and associate it with a coffee drink called GOLDA with something that smells of heartbreak.

The case of heartbreak itself is also not a new thing - recently happened, heartbreak is a natural thing and often happens in the surrounding environment. Anyone can feel heartbroken, be it a teenager or an adult. Heartbreak can be very painful and affect many aspects of a person's life. Heartbreak usually occurs after a separation, loss of a loved one, or when expectations are not met in a relationship.

Some common symptoms of heartbreak include:

• Fluctuating Emotions: One may feel sad, angry, confused, or even feel worthless.

• Sleep Difficulties: Many people experience insomnia or poor sleep due to constant thoughts of the lost relationship.

• Appetite Changes: Some may lose their appetite, while others may eat more to cope with the feelings.

• Social Withdrawal: Heartbreak often makes people feel like staying away from friends and family.

• Difficulty Focusing: Emotional pain may interfere with concentration at school or work.

The story of this art:

In a bustling city, there lived a teenager named Chipie. He is a passionate and aspiring figure. For the past few years, he has been in a relationship with a beautiful girl named Nadira. Their relationship is perfect; they support each other in pursuing their dreams, share laughter, and create beautiful memories.

However, one night, when Chipie came home from working late, she found Nadira sitting on the sofa, with a strained look on her face. “We need to talk,” she said, her voice heavy.

Chipie's heart skipped a beat. She had a feeling something wasn't right. “What is it?” she asked, trying to keep a calm tone.

“Part of me feels trapped,” Nadira sighed. “I need time to find myself. We need a break from this relationship.”

Chipie's world seemed to collapse. Those words were like a bolt of lightning. She felt that all the beautiful memories they had built were shattered instantly. “But... we can fix it. We can try again!” Chipie exclaimed, trying to hold back the tears.

“Sometimes, love is not enough, Chipie,” Nadira replied, her voice trembling. Chipie was devastated, but he couldn't force Nadira to stay with him. Reluctantly, they agreed to part ways.

The days after the breakup were gray for Chipie. Every corner of the city reminded him of Nadira; the places they visited, the songs they listened to, and the laughter that once filled his life. He felt as if he was losing a part of himself.

Chipie tried to distract himself by working harder and spending time with his friends. However, Nadira's shadow always haunted him. In the silence of the night, when everyone was fast asleep, he felt a deep loneliness.

One day, while walking in the park, Chipie saw a group of children playing. They were laughing merrily, and instantly her heart longed for the simple moments of happiness that once existed. She realized that although heartache is painful, life must go on.

With renewed determination, Chipie decided to write down all her feelings. She started writing poems, pouring out all her pent-up emotions and memories. Writing became an escape and a way for her to express herself. She found that with every word written down, little by little, her wounds began to heal.

Over time, Chipie learned to accept the breakup. She understands that love sometimes doesn't work out, but it's not the end of the world. She began to open herself up to new experiences, meet new people, and pursue dreams that had been neglected.

A year later, while she was attending a writing workshop, Chipie met a girl named Zee. They soon connected, sharing dreams and stories. Although he still held memories of Nadira, he realized that life gives second chances.

Chipie learns that heartbreak is not just about loss, but also about reinventing oneself and making room for a new love. With a smile on her face, she continues her life journey, daring to hope for a better love in the future.

This drawing is made with ink on paper, using a pencil.

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To overcome a broken heart, some steps that can be taken include:

•Talk to Friends or Family: Getting support from loved ones can help reduce emotional burden.

•Writing a Journal: Expressing feelings on paper can be a good way to process emotions.

•Doing Favorite Activities: Distracting yourself with a hobby or enjoyable activity can help reduce pain.

•Giving Time to Heal: The healing process takes time, so it is important to be patient with yourself.

Heartbreak is a universal experience and, although difficult, many people eventually find a way to bounce back.

This is all I can say for right now, sorry if there are wrong words or my typing is not perfect.

thank you for taking the time just to stop by and see my work, and see you in my next work. 👽🖐