Return in Love – There’s a point when you know a relationship is past its point of no return. When you start looking for a new job across the country, or start talking about a breakup, you’ve already passed the point of no return. This is not a sign of love – it’s a sign of loss.
The blind journey of the heart that lies beyond the point of no return in love
There are many reasons why you might find it difficult to fall in love. For one thing, love is not a feeling that is purely based on the heart. It’s also about the brain. If you fall in love with the wrong person, your brain might start to send signals that make your body go haywire.
Strike makes use of epigraphs to convey this idea. Some epigraphs are from Gray’s Anatomy and others are from women poets in the 19th century. Her choice of epigraphs reflects her thoughtfulness and care. I found myself reciting a few of them during my journey through the novel.
The point of no return in a relationship
In order to determine if a relationship has reached the point of no return, there are several things to keep in mind. If you’re in a relationship that has gone downhill and you feel like your partner is losing interest, the relationship may have reached its limit. In retrospect, however, you’ll only realize how far it has gone when you see what caused it. Among the contributing factors are missed opportunities to confront problems, a lack of responsibility, and fear of being alone.
