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Is it possible to be heartbroken over someone you never even dated?
Megangrant
yes it is possible
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What is a word that means betrayal and heartbroken?
for betrayal, Duplicity for heartbroken, Crestfallen. Sad, miserable, broken, unhappy. It is the worst feeling in the world. I would never do that to someone. we have all done that to someone.. if you deny it you are a liar.
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