Real heartbreak is unmistakable, from the intensity of the emotional pain it causes, to the totality with which it takes over our mind and even our body. What does " to the totality with which it takes over our mind and even our body" mean? It takes over totally, 100%, not leaving any part untouched. romantic heartbreak and the heartbreak that ensues from the loss of a cherished pet. I have done so because this experiences involve a complication that is particularly difficult for the Brokenhearted. What does "involve a complication that is particularly difficult for the Brokenhearted" mean? A guess: That you actually suffer a real loss, of someone or something from your life. That is things must change. You can imaging heartbreaks that dont involve any physical manifestations, such as a simple loss of a dream. Here the two chosen require things in your life to change. Regular routine is disrupted, also, usually there are many reminders, the empty pet food bowl. Just a guess. Does the book not talk about this complication, next?

these experiences?