Having a broken heart isn’t easy wherever you are, but if you’re going to have a broken heart anyway, you may as well have it somewhere fun. Although moving to London isn’t going to reverse your heart break, it might help glue the pieces back together. These are the reasons why you should move to London after you’ve had your heart broken!
People say that there’s nowhere in the world like London, and it’s true. There’s a reason why it attracts tourists from all over the world. It’s busy, multi-cultural, up-and-coming, fashionable, and just about everything else you can think of. But it’s not just all this – it’s also beautiful. From well-kept, sprawling parks to impressive architecture and wonderful sculptures, you will never have lived anywhere like London before. How’s that for a change of scenery?
Everything is right there at your fingertips, so it’s really easy to try new things. Whether it’s life drawing, pottery, salsa dancing, cocktail making, or just soaking up history at the British Museum, whatever you want to do, London will have it. And this is something that just cannot be said for many other towns and cities! You aren’t just moving to a new city, but creating a new you.
Okay, okay, so maybe we’ve tried to brighten up the fact that London is expensive, but the truth is that having housemates can actually be a really great thing after a heart break. Maybe in your current town or city, you and your ex-bae shared a flat. Now, you’re by yourself and it’s normal to feel a little lonely. Having housemates is basically like having live-in friends, which is definitely a good thing for your broken heart.
It’s no secret that if you want to fast-track your career, London is a good place to start. Not only are there more jobs, but the best jobs are here. Get ready to go full career-girl, because is there a better way to feel better about a broken heart than personal success?
London is the fashion central of the UK – there’s a reason that London Fashion Week is such a big deal. Not only does London have niche fashion brands, but it has the biggest high street stores in England; meaning that you have the best and biggest choice of clothing possible. Pro tip: look out for sample sales, because the city is full of them.
Unsurprisingly, London is also home to some of the best hair stylists and hair companies. Heard of the Bleach London brand? Well Bleach London has a London salon so you can stop leaning over the sink doing it yourself and start having it done by some of the most talented professionals in the country. And new hair makes you feel good. There’s a reason so many people hit the salon after break ups.
People always talk about keeping yourself busy after a heart break, and that’s pretty easy to do here. Aside from the usual array of things on offer such as museums, parks and galleries, there’s always something fun going. This could be a show, an installation, a street performance, a pop up shop or actually, just about anything – it’s London! You’ll be so busy your heart will forget why it broke.
Just because someone broke your heart doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try again. Bars are a great place to start. If you like a well-crafted cocktail, try WM Barker & Co., or to drink in a gorgeous plant-ridden conservatory, try Power Keg Diplomacy. Either way, you’re bound to find someone with good taste.
Featured Image: weheartit
Porn. It is a controversial topic, especially in relationships. Many girls have a problem that their boyfriend watches porn for…
Being a student at Manchester metropolitan definitely isn't boring, whether you live on campus or at home or somewhere else…
Following two studio albums of underrated soul-pop, with an emphasis on emotion, Jessie Ware’s Glasshouse showcases the artists struggle and…
If a nose piercing wasn't edgy enough, there is plenty of super cute nose rings out there to suit your…
Nothing like a bit of night (and early morning!) life to enrich your student experience. Here’s a list of the…
First dates can be both scary and exciting at the same time. Have you ever wondered what you would say? Or…
