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Title: Music Post by: Cleanglass on September 03, 2016, 04:06:30 AM I want to create a playlist to help myself through everything.
In my sadder moments I have: Evanescence - The Last Song I'm Wasting On You (although a lot of the Evanescence songs are incredibly relevant). Katy Perry - Grace of God More confident times: Anything else by Katy Perry - Firework, Roar, Rise. Sia - Bird Set Free Anyone have any suggestions? Not Adele. I love her but Someone Like You is quite possibly the least relevent song at this moment. Title: Re: Music Post by: Cleanglass on September 03, 2016, 04:35:44 AM As a little insight, here is the famous Amy Lee (Evanescence front woman) in an interview about her husband. The key part is how she explains about turning anger and hate into pity and love. And also how people like this are projecting their hurt onto you.
It's also worth noting she is still married and they have a child together. She is also releasing a children's album this month. She's clearly in a better place and it proves that you can find REAL love and also what that should feel like. I personally felt alone in the relationship and carrying it, but here she explains it's a partnership. #Relationshipgoals Title: Re: Music Post by: bus boy on September 03, 2016, 05:37:10 AM At the top of my play list would be the old country song, thank god and greyhound she's gone.
Title: Re: Music Post by: enlighten me on September 03, 2016, 06:58:14 AM For me numb by linkin park is my detatchment song. I have it as my ring tone still.
Somebody that I used to know. Ive forgotten who sang it but it sums up how i feel about my exgf. Anything that makes me happy without a conection to her. Title: Re: Music Post by: Nyla on September 03, 2016, 02:39:51 PM Sara Evans-A little bit stronger is my go to song! It rings so true.
Title: Re: Music Post by: valet on September 03, 2016, 04:37:09 PM That new Frank Ocean record is hot as a mofo.
Title: Re: Music Post by: lovenature on September 03, 2016, 09:01:31 PM Relating to BPD: Goo Goo Dolls-long way down, Puddle of Mudd-she f***ing hates me.
Hello by Adele screams BPD. Relating to life: 3 Doors Down-many tracks, Pop Evil-torn to pieces, Aaron Lewis/Fred Durst-outside. Feeling good: John Farnham-thunder in your heart, Robert Tepper-no easy way out, Kenny Loggins-danger zone, Jimi Hendrix-voodoo child, Bon Jovi-wanted dead or alive. Title: Re: Music Post by: pjstock42 on September 03, 2016, 09:46:24 PM Kanye West's album "808s and heartbreak" is one that I never really liked at the time but I've come to appreciate it as good somber music when dealing with this whole detachment process. Nothing really to do with BPD but just breakups and heartbreak in general. It's interesting to think that someone as rich/famous/powerful as Kanye could also go through such emotional pain at the hands of a failed relationship.
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