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broke up with my lover last week. I say:
Still feeling the pain from/of the breakup.
Can this be said?
Still feeling the pain from/of the breakup.
Can this be said?
broke up with my lover last week. I say:
Still feeling the pain from/of the breakup.
Can this be said?
You broke up with your lover. Are you still with your wife, though?
Brings to mind the old Navy toast to "Sweethearts and wives; may they never meet!"
You have a habit of omitting the subject of your sentences, Batman. That's fine in casual conversation, but please don't do it here.I broke up with my lover last week. I say:
I'm still feeling the pain from/of the breakup.
[What did you expect, after just one week?]
Not at all! For many years, the Royal Navy have had toasts for every night of the week, drunk at wardroom (officers' mess) dinners, especially when at sea. The traditional versions are (with my explanations in brackets):I had thought that was just part of the script to "Master and Commander"!