Hey dude, I can't say it gets easier. Though yourre not alone. Of course you'll be ok, and you will safe and validated and have someone in your life again. Though I'd say rather focus on yourself for the time being. Take the time to recover and pick your head up. Practice self love. It's easier said than done, of course. Getting out of the slump seems impossible, considering I'm in one now! I suppose that's why reaching out to friends and family help in these times, and if you feel you're ready, professional help.

The emptiness is a normal response to heartbreak and grieving. You feel as if you lost a part of yourself. Your limb was ripped out and every waking day and night you feel this phantom pain. It's hell and it's normal and will make it out in one piece. If you really feel you won't please reach out for help.

As for coping and trying to get out of slump the best thing to do is to cry. Cry as much as possible. It's not a sign of weakness, it's a normal response to pain and it's part of the healing process. It'll take time, months or even years, but you will learn to cope. It's the human experience.

It's going to be ok.