How to fix a broken heart | Guy Winch | TED

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00:12
At some point in our lives,
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I løbet af vores liv
00:14
almost every one of us will have our heart broken.
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vil vi næsten alle opleve at få hjertet knust.
00:18
My patient Kathy planned her wedding when she was in middle school.
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Min patient, Kathy, planlagde sit bryllup, da hun stadig gik i folkeskole.
00:23
She would meet her future husband
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Hun ville møde sin kommende mand,
00:25
by age 27,
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når hun var 27 år gammel,
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get engaged a year later
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blive forlovet et år senere
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and get married a year after that.
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og blive gift et år efter.
00:31
But when Kathy turned 27, she didn't find a husband.
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Men da Kathy fyldte 27, fandt hun ikke en mand.
00:35
She found a lump in her breast.
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Hun fandt en knude i sit bryst.
00:38
She went through many months of harsh chemotherapy
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Hun fik hård kemoterapi gennem mange måneder
00:41
and painful surgeries,
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og smertefulde operationer,
00:43
and then just as she was ready to jump back into the dating world,
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og da hun endelig var klar til at date igen,
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she found a lump in her other breast
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fandt hun en knude i sit andet bryst
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and had to do it all over again.
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og måtte starte forfra igen.
00:53
Kathy recovered, though,
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Kathy kom sig dog –
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and she was eager to resume her search for a husband
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og hun var ivrig efter at genoptage sin søgen,
00:57
as soon as her eyebrows grew back in.
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så snart hendes øjenbryn voksede frem igen.
01:00
When you're going on first dates in New York City,
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På første date i New York,
01:02
you need to be able to express a wide range of emotions.
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må du kunne udtrykke en bred vifte af følelser.
01:05
(Laughter)
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(Latter)
01:07
Soon afterwards, she met Rich and fell in love.
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Snart derefter mødte hun Rich og blev forelsket.
01:10
The relationship was everything she hoped it would be.
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Forholdet var alt det hun håbede det ville være.
01:14
Six months later,
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Seks måneder senere,
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after a lovely weekend in New England,
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efter en dejlig weekend i New England,
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Rich made reservations at their favorite romantic restaurant.
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reserverede Rich et bord på deres romantiske yndlingsrestaurant.
01:22
Kathy knew he was going to propose,
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Kathy vidste, at han ville fri til hende,
01:24
and she could barely contain her excitement.
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og hun kunne knapt skjule sin begejstring.
01:28
But Rich did not propose to Kathy that night.
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Men Rich friede ikke til Kathy den aften.
01:31
He broke up with her.
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Han slog op med hende.
01:33
As deeply as he cared for Kathy -- and he did --
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Skønt han holdt meget af Kathy, og det gjorde han,
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he simply wasn't in love.
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var han bare ikke forelsket.
01:39
Kathy was shattered.
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Kathy var ødelagt.
01:41
Her heart was truly broken, and she now faced yet another recovery.
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Hendes hjerte var knust og nu måtte hun atter hele.
01:46
But five months after the breakup,
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Men fem måneder efter bruddet
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Kathy still couldn't stop thinking about Rich.
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kunne Kathy stadig ikke holde op med at tænke på Rich.
01:52
Her heart was still very much broken.
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Hendes hjerte var stadig helt knust.
01:56
The question is:
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Spørgsmålet er:
01:57
Why?
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Hvorfor?
01:59
Why was this incredibly strong and determined woman
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Hvorfor var denne stærke og målrettede kvinde
02:03
unable to marshal the same emotional resources
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ikke i stand til at udnytte de samme emotionelle ressourcer,
02:06
that got her through four years of cancer treatments?
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som fik hende gennem fire års kræftbehandling?
02:10
Why do so many of us flounder
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Hvorfor kæmper så mange af os
02:12
when we're trying to recover from heartbreak?
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med at komme over et knust hjerte?
02:16
Why do the same coping mechanisms
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Hvorfor virker de samme mekanismer,
02:18
that get us through all kinds of life challenges
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der gør os i stand til at overkomme alle mulige udfordringer,
02:21
fail us so miserably when our heart gets broken?
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ikke når vi får vores hjerte knust?
02:25
In over 20 years of private practice,
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I over 20 år som behandler,
02:28
I have seen people of every age and background
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har jeg set mennesker i alle aldre og med forskellige baggrunde,
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face every manner of heartbreak,
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møde alle former for hjertesorg,
02:33
and what I've learned is this:
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og dette er hvad, jeg har lært:
02:36
when your heart is broken,
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Når dit hjerte bliver knust,
02:39
the same instincts you ordinarily rely on
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vil de instinkter, du normalt stoler på,
02:42
will time and again lead you down the wrong path.
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igen og igen lede dig i den forkerte retning.
02:46
You simply cannot trust what your mind is telling you.
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Du kan simpelthen ikke regne med det dit sind fortæller dig.
02:51
For example, we know from studies of heartbroken people
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For eksempel ved vi fra studier af personer med hjertesorg,
02:54
that having a clear understanding of why the relationship ended
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at en klar forståelse af årsagen til bruddet,
02:57
is really important for our ability to move on.
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er utroligt vigtigt for at kunne komme videre
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Yet time and again,
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Men alligevel,
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when we are offered a simple and honest explanation
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når vi får en enkel og ærlig forklaring,
03:06
like the one Rich offered Kathy,
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som den Rich gav Kathy,
03:08
we reject it.
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afviser vi den.
03:10
Heartbreak creates such dramatic emotional pain,
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Hjertesorg skaber så dramatisk en følelsesmæssig smerte,
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our mind tells us the cause must be equally dramatic.
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at årsagen simpelthen bare må være lige så dramatisk.
03:18
And that gut instinct is so powerful,
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Og den mavefornemmelse er så stærk,
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it can make even the most reasonable and measured of us
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at den kan få selv de mest fornuftige og afbalancerede af os
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come up with mysteries and conspiracy theories
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til at opfinde mysterier og konspirationsteorier,
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where none exist.
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hvor de slet ikke findes.
03:30
Kathy became convinced something must have happened
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Kathy blev overbevist om, at noget måtte være sket
03:32
during her romantic getaway with Rich
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på hendes romantiske weekend med Rich,
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that soured him on the relationship,
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som gjorde ham træt af forholdet,
03:36
and she became obsessed with figuring out what that was.
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og blev besat af at finde ud af, hvad det var.
03:40
And so she spent countless hours
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Derfor brugte hun utallige timer på
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going through every minute of that weekend in her mind,
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at gennemgå hvert eneste minut af weekenden i sit hoved,
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searching her memory for clues that were not there.
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og søgte ledetråde i sin hukommelse, som ikke var der.
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Kathy's mind tricked her into initiating this wild goose chase.
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Kathys sind narrede hende til at starte en meningsløs jagt.
03:54
But what compelled her to commit to it for so many months?
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Men hvad drev hende til at fortsætte i månedsvis?
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Heartbreak is far more insidious than we realize.
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Hjertesorg bedrager langt mere end vi tror.
04:03
There is a reason we keep going down one rabbit hole after another,
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Der er en grund til, at vi bliver ved med at gøre nyttesløse ting,
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even when we know it's going to make us feel worse.
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selvom vi ved, at de vil få os til at få det endnu værre.
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Brain studies have shown
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Studier af hjernen har vist,
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that the withdrawal of romantic love
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at når en romantisk kærlighed forsvinder,
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activates the same mechanisms in our brain that get activated
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aktiveres de samme mekanismer i hjernen, som aktiveres,
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when addicts are withdrawing from substances like cocaine or opioids.
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når en misbruger går på afvænning fra stoffer som kokain og opiater.
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Kathy was going through withdrawal.
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Kathy var på afvænning.
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And since she could not have the heroin of actually being with Rich,
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Og da hun ikke kunne få stoffet at være sammen med Rich,
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her unconscious mind chose the methadone of her memories with him.
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valgte hun ubevidst et metadon: hendes minder med ham.
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Her instincts told her she was trying to solve a mystery,
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Instinkterne bildte hende ind at hun opklarede et mysterie,
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but what she was actually doing
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men faktisk var hun igang med,
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was getting her fix.
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at få sit fix.
04:45
This is what makes heartbreak so difficult to heal.
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Det er det, der gør et knust hjerte så svært at hele.
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Addicts know they're addicted.
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Stofmisbrugere ved, når de er afhængige.
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They know when they're shooting up.
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De ved, hvornår de tager et fix.
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But heartbroken people do not.
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Men det gør folk med hjertesorg ikke.
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But you do now.
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Men det ved du nu.
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And if your heart is broken, you cannot ignore that.
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Og hvis dit hjerte er knust, kan du ikke ignorere det.
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You have to recognize that, as compelling as the urge is,
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Du er nødt til at indse, uanset hvor fristende det er,
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with every trip down memory lane, every text you send,
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at ethvert tilbageblik, hver sms du sender,
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every second you spend stalking your ex on social media,
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hvert minut du bruger på at følge din eks på sociale medier,
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you are just feeding your addiction,
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er med til at styrke din afhængighed
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deepening your emotional pain
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og forstærke de smertefulde følelser,
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and complicating your recovery.
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som gør det sværere at komme sig.
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Getting over heartbreak is not a journey.
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At komme over hjertesorg er ikke en rejse.
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It's a fight, and your reason is your strongest weapon.
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Det er en kamp og din fornuft er dit stærkeste våben.
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There is no breakup explanation that's going to feel satisfying.
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Ingen forklaring på bruddet vil føles tilfredsstillende.
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No rationale can take away the pain you feel.
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Ingen rationel årsag vil kunne fjerne smerten, du føler.
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So don't search for one, don't wait for one,
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Så led ikke efter en, vent ikke på en,
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just accept the one you were offered or make up one yourself
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accepter bare den du fik, eller find på din egen
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and then put the question to rest,
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og lad det ligge,
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because you need that closure to resist the addiction.
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for du har brug for afslutning for at modstå afhængigheden.
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And you need something else as well:
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Og du behøver også noget andet:
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you have to be willing to let go,
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Viljen til at give slip,
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to accept that it's over.
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at acceptere at det er slut.
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Otherwise, your mind will feed on your hope
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Ellers vil dit sind leve på håb
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and set you back.
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og holde dig tilbage.
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Hope can be incredibly destructive when your heart is broken.
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Håb kan være enormt destruktivt, når dit hjerte er knust.
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Heartbreak is a master manipulator.
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Hjertesorg er en mestermanipulator.
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The ease with which it gets our mind to do the absolute opposite
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Den lethed hvormed den påvirker os i modsat retning,
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of what we need in order to recover
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væk fra det vi trænger til,
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is remarkable.
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er påfaldende.
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One of the most common tendencies we have when our heart is broken
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Noget af det vi oftest gør når hjertet er knust,
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is to idealize the person who broke it.
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er at idealisere personen, som knuste det.
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We spend hours remembering their smile,
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Vi tænker i timevis på, hvordan de smiler,
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how great they made us feel,
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hvor godt de fik os til at føle os,
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that time we hiked up the mountain and made love under the stars.
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den gang, vi vandrede op ad bjerget og elskede under stjernerne.
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All that does is make our loss feel more painful.
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Det gør kun tabet mere smertefuldt.
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We know that.
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Vi ved det godt.
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Yet we still allow our mind to cycle through one greatest hit after another,
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Men alligevel lader vi tankerne kredse om det ene hit efter det andet,
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like we were being held hostage by our own passive-aggressive Spotify playlist.
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som gidsel af vores egen passivt-aggressive playliste på Spotify.
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(Laughter)
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(Latter)
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Heartbreak will make those thoughts pop into your mind.
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Hjertesorg vil få de tanker til at dukke op i dit hoved.
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And so to avoid idealizing, you have to balance them out
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Så for at undgå idealisering, må du vende balancen
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by remembering their frown, not just their smile,
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ved at huske deres panderynken, ikke bare deres smil,
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how bad they made you feel,
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hvor dårligt de fik dig til at føle dig,
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the fact that after the lovemaking, you got lost coming down the mountain,
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og det faktum, at I efter elskoven farede vild på vej ned ad bjerget,
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argued like crazy and didn't speak for two days.
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skændtes voldsomt og ikke talte sammen i to dage.
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What I tell my patients is to compile an exhaustive list
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Jeg siger til mine patienter, at de skal lave en komplet liste
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of all the ways the person was wrong for you,
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over alt, der gjorde denne person forkert,
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all the bad qualities, all the pet peeves,
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alle de dårlige kvaliteter, alle irritationsmomenter,
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and then keep it on your phone.
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og gemme den på deres telefon.
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(Laughter)
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(Latter)
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And once you have your list,
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Og når du har din liste,
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you have to use it.
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må du også bruge den.
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When I hear even a hint of idealizing
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Ved det mindste hint af idealisering,
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or the faintest whiff of nostalgia in a session,
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eller det mindste tegn på nostalgi under samtalen,
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I go, "Phone, please."
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siger jeg, "Telefon, tak."
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(Laughter)
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(Latter)
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Your mind will try to tell you they were perfect.
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Dit sind vil prøve at sige dig, at de var perfekte.
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But they were not, and neither was the relationship.
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Men det var de ikke, og det var forholdet heller ikke.
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And if you want to get over them, you have to remind yourself of that,
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Og hvis du vil komme over dem, må du minde dig selv om det,
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frequently.
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ofte.
07:52
None of us is immune to heartbreak.
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Ingen af os er immune for hjertesorg.
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My patient Miguel was a 56-year-old senior executive in a software company.
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Min patient, Miguel, var en 56-årig senior leder i et software-firma.
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Five years after his wife died,
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Fem år efter hans kone døde
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he finally felt ready to start dating again.
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følte han sig endelig klar til at date igen.
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He soon met Sharon,
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Snart mødte han Sharon
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and a whirlwind romance ensued.
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og en vild romance fulgte.
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They introduced each other to their adult children after one month,
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De præsenterede hinanden for deres voksne børn efter en måned
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and they moved in together after two.
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og flyttede sammen efter to.
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When middle-aged people date, they don't mess around.
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Når midaldrende folk dater, er der ingen tid at miste.
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It's like "Love, Actually" meets "The Fast and the Furious."
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Det er som en mix af "Love, Actually" og "The Fast and the Furious".
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(Laughter)
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(Latter)
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Miguel was happier than he had been in years.
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Miguel var lykkeligere, end han havde været i årevis.
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But the night before their first anniversary,
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Men aftenen inden deres første årsdag
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Sharon left him.
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forlod Sharon ham.
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She had decided to move to the West Coast to be closer to her children,
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Hun havde besluttet at flytte vestpå for at være nærmere sine børn,
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and she didn't want a long-distance relationship.
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og hun ville ikke have et langdistance-forhold.
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Miguel was totally blindsided and utterly devastated.
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Miguel var helt overrumplet og fuldstændig knust.
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He barely functioned at work for many, many months,
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Han kunne knapt fungere på jobbet i mange, mange måneder,
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and he almost lost his job as a result.
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og mistede næsten sit arbejde som resultat.
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Another consequence of heartbreak is that feeling alone and in pain
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En anden konsekvens af hjertesorg er, at ensomheden og smerten
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can significantly impair our intellectual functioning,
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kan nedsætte vores intellektuelle funktioner ret drastisk,
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especially when performing complex tasks involving logic and reasoning.
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særligt under komplekse opgaver, der kræver logik og fornuft.
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It temporarily lowers our IQ.
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Det mindsker midlertidigt vores IQ.
09:08
But it wasn't just the intensity of Miguel's grief
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Men det var ikke kun intensiteten af Miguels smerte,
09:11
that confused his employers;
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der forvirrede hans chefer;
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it was the duration.
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det var dens varighed.
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Miguel was confused by this as well
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Det forvirrede også Miguel
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and really quite embarrassed by it.
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og gjorde ham flov.
09:20
"What's wrong with me?" he asked me in our session.
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"Hvad er der galt med mig?" spurgte han under en samtale.
09:23
"What adult spends almost a year getting over a one-year relationship?"
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"Hvilken voksen person bruger næsten et år på at komme over et forhold på et år?"
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Actually, many do.
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Det gør mange faktisk.
09:31
Heartbreak shares all the hallmarks of traditional loss and grief:
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Hjertesorg deler samme kendetegn som traditionel sorg og tab:
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insomnia, intrusive thoughts,
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Søvnløshed, plagende tanker,
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immune system dysfunction.
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problemer med immunforsvaret.
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Forty percent of people experience clinically measurable depression.
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40% af de ramte, oplever depression af klinisk diagnostiserbar grad.
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Heartbreak is a complex psychological injury.
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Hjertesorg er en kompleks psykologisk skade.
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It impacts us in a multitude of ways.
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Det påvirker os på en masse måder.
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For example, Sharon was both very social
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For eksempel var Sharon både meget social
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and very active.
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og meget aktiv.
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She had dinners at the house every week.
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Hun holdt middag i huset hver uge.
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She and Miguel went on camping trips with other couples.
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Hun og Miguel tog på campingture med andre par.
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Although Miguel was not religious,
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Selvom Miguel ikke var religiøs,
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he accompanied Sharon to church every Sunday,
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tog han med Sharon i kirke hver søndag,
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where he was welcomed into the congregation.
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hvor han blev budt ind i fællesskabet.
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Miguel didn't just lose his girlfriend;
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Miguel mistede ikke bare en kæreste,
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he lost his entire social life,
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han mistede hele sit sociale liv,
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the supportive community of Sharon's church.
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det støttende fællesskab i Sharons kirke.
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He lost his identity as a couple.
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Han mistede sin identitet som par.
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Now, Miguel recognized the breakup had left this huge void in his life,
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Nu indså Miguel, at bruddet havde efterladt et gabende hul i hans liv,
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but what he failed to recognize
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men han indså ikke,
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is that it left far more than just one.
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at det havde efterladt mere end bare et.
10:30
And that is crucial,
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Og det er vigtigt,
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not just because it explains why heartbreak could be so devastating,
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ikke bare fordi det forklarer, hvorfor hjertesorg kan være så ødelæggende,
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but because it tells us how to heal.
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men fordi det viser os, hvordan vi kan hele.
10:40
To fix your broken heart,
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For at hele dit knuste hjerte
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you have to identify these voids in your life and fill them,
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må du identificere disse huller i dit liv og fylde dem,
10:46
and I mean all of them.
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og jeg mener dem alle.
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The voids in your identity:
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Hullerne i din identitet.
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you have to reestablish who you are and what your life is about.
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Du må finde ud af, hvem du er og hvad dit liv handler om.
10:54
The voids in your social life,
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Hullerne i dit sociale liv,
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the missing activities, even the empty spaces on the wall
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de manglende aktiviteter, selv de tomme huller på væggene,
10:58
where pictures used to hang.
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hvor der engang hang billeder.
11:01
But none of that will do any good
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Men intet af det vil gavne dig,
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unless you prevent the mistakes that can set you back,
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hvis du ikke undgår fejlene, der sætter dig tilbage:
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the unnecessary searches for explanations,
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den unødvendige søgen på forklaringer,
11:09
idealizing your ex instead of focusing on how they were wrong for you,
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idealisering frem for fokus på alt det forkerte vedkommende gjorde,
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indulging thoughts and behaviors that still give them a starring role
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tanker og opførsel, der giver denne person en hovedrolle
11:17
in this next chapter of your life
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i næste del af dit liv,
11:19
when they shouldn't be an extra.
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skønt de end ikke bør have biroller.
11:22
Getting over heartbreak is hard,
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At komme sig over hjertesorg er svært,
11:24
but if you refuse to be misled by your mind and you take steps to heal,
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men hvis nægter at lade dig forlede og går i den rigtige retning,
11:29
you can significantly minimize your suffering.
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kan du mindske din lidelse væsentligt.
11:32
And it won't just be you who benefit from that.
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Og det er ikke kun dig, det vil komme til gavn.
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You'll be more present with your friends,
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Du vil være mere tilstedeværende med venner,
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more engaged with your family,
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mere engageret i din familie.
11:39
not to mention the billions of dollars of compromised productivity
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For ikke at nævne de millioner i nedsat produktivitet,
11:43
in the workplace that could be avoided.
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som kan spares på arbejdspladsen.
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So if you know someone who is heartbroken,
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Kender du nogen med et knust hjerte,
11:49
have compassion,
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så vis medfølelse,
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because social support has been found to be important for their recovery.
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for social støtte viser sig at være vigtig for at komme sig.
11:55
And have patience,
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Og hav tålmodighed
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because it's going to take them longer to move on than you think it should.
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for det kommer til at tage længere tid for dem, end du synes, det burde.
12:01
And if you're hurting,
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Og hvis du har ondt,
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know this:
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så husk dette:
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it's difficult, it is a battle within your own mind,
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Det er svært. Det er en kamp i dit sind
12:08
and you have to be diligent to win.
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og du må være vedholdende for at vinde.
12:10
But you do have weapons.
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Men du har våben.
12:12
You can fight.
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Du kan kæmpe.
12:14
And you will heal.
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Og du vil hele.
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Thank you.
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Tak.
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(Applause)
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