What Makes One Price Breakup Advice So Helpful?

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The internet is full of places for people to try and understand the loss of their relationship, but the advice is always for a wide audience and doesn't always take into account what only you know about your relationship.   

People are SO unique, and when two unique people's lives combine  - whether it's just a mutual crush,  you're dating, or you were in an established relationship - that story usually doesn't follow the same formula as everyone else's. 

Is your attraction new or hard to understand? 

Is there an age difference?

Are your friends or family not accepting of the relationship?

Are you just not sure what he/she means when they say something?

What are you missing?

At One Price Breakup Advice, we want to lend our best outlook to help you with YOUR story.  

As you are going through a breakup, it's natural to dive deep into the internet, reading every relationship article you can find.  Somehow, we always feel that we can regain some control in this whirlwind if we could only UNDERSTAND more or at least be given a direction to go as we float, lost in the storm of questions and hurt.  

We encourage you to surf as much as you want and read as many viewpoints as you can. but when you're done scanning the internet for wisdom and just want some advice that might apply to you specifically, OPBA is ready for you.

We aren't therapists and , thankfully, we don't charge as much as a therapist would.  The people that will be responding to your story are the ones that people - time and time again - come to when they are going through hard times, when they want a straight answer (not just the ones you want to hear).  Our mission here is clear - to help people.  

You have enough going on in your head and heart right now, so we try to keep things simple.

We don't lie or try to scam you by guaranteeing  you that you and your ex are going to get back together (if that's not the case) - and we don't sugarcoat things.  We believe the best starting point for people to begin healing after a break-up is to get straight answers.  

We understand that - with so many different types of people that go through these heartaches - no two stories are ever going to be the same.  We also know how hard it is to keep hoping for an ear from the people you know.  Eventually, you can tell they just don't want to hear about it anymore.  You feel like the one sad person among all of your happy friends and all you want is someone to tell  you the truth, no matter how hard it may be to hear.

Friends and family may want to focus on happy things in their lives and not be bothered all the time with hearing about what you're feeling. 

We do.