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Coldplay's Oracle on record audiences at Wembley

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August 18, 2009 - submitted by Helmut, Austria

Q. "U2 breaks audience records in Wembley"...they wrote today. 88.000 people joined their gig on Friday. Do you think Coldplay will break even this record on 18/19th of Sept.? (You can count on me - I'll be there!!) Thanks

The Oracle replies:

The record attendance was down to the stage set up that U2 have which allows more room for audience so for that reason Coldpay won't beat it.

August 18, 2009 - submitted by Sophie, Australia

Q. Dear Oracle, My ex and I broke up about six months ago and I still feel miserable. I would love nothing more than to move on and find someone else, but it seems impossible for me to like anyone now. Am I broken? Is there something wrong with me? How can I finally move on and be happy again? Thanks, Sophie.

The Oracle replies:

Don't worry Sophie, you are not broken. You don't need a new someone to make you happy, that's down to you. It does take time to get over a lost love and six months is an absolutely normal time frame to grieve. You will find someone else but at the moment you just haven't found anyone who makes you feel that's possible. When you do something will switch inside and you'll be amazed how instantly good you feel. You may just need a little more time to heal. It's ok to allow yourself sadness and tears but don't get "stuck" in the sad place. Love will come but don't look for it or wait, just try and get on with your life and do things that make you happy. Once you are truly happy you may realize that you're happy on your own and don't need to replace one love with another.

 

August 18, 2009 - submitted by Emelie, Sweden

Q. Sooo, I've been together with my boyfriend for 2 years now but I don't love him anymore. We are going to a Coldplay concert together this Saturday, so should I do it before or after the concert?

The Oracle replies:

This is a tricky one Emelie because I'd usually think it best to act as soon as possible rather than keeping someone hanging on. However, given that the concert is in a few days time I would think it wise to wait until after the show. I don't mean for you to break up with him as soon as the last chord has been struck or even on the way home. However and whenever you choose to do it, be as gentle as possible. He may be feeling high after the gig and your news could bring him crashing down to earth. If you do it before I can't see how he can enjoy the concert.

 

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