I fail to follow
Why I feel empty and hollow
Because you broke my trust?
Or because I skipped breakfast?
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Frank Solanki 
If you don’t get breakfast right, all else follows.
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Tough one, not easy to put those broken pieces together and even if you do, the scar is there.
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Betrayal is a rough part of life but unfortunately happens often.
The empty feeling that the relationship made a fool of you creates cement blocks set in mortar, building walls that are difficult to demolish.
Let it be a lesson and move on to either forgive or forget while the mortar is still wet.
~Kimberly
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Broken trust is more of a bubble guts situation than a hunger pain for me.
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Probably the last line🤭
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or both?
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This is a valuable question to ask, Frank. Sometimes skipping a meal can reek havoc on our emotions and thoughts. Feelings associated with breaking your trust such as betrayal and sadness, can surely surface when your brain a body needs fuel. I say, try having a snack first. Then see if the emotions have a place in that space of pause. 😊✍️ nice work!
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Exactly so. It makes mockery of my fragile humanity and I force myself to let it go, because it’s unanswerable. Well said Frank.
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