Can you say something inspiring?
When I was struggling to get out of the old relationship
I was afraid that if I stayed in this city,
I might meet my ex-girlfriend on the bus, on the road, at any corner - which would be impossible to accept.
I was
sure that if I could get out of this city and start a new, I would be fine.
I may
not have that much money, but I have a plan and can calculate and spend, so I
wanted to use it for as long as possible.
For the
next years, I was engrossed in a work that could be called, in other words, a
'heart treatment.'
Considering
the direction of the brain, the part where there is a feeling of physical pain,
when someone gets real pain, the same feeling is created.
That's
exactly what happens when drug addicts don't get drugs (withdrawal syndrome).
In my
case, it felt like the inside of my body was burning.
I used
to work a lot more than before.
Even
then, I have not been able to overcome all the difficulties.
I
realized that rural life was very different for a man like me who had grown up
in a city.
I am
lucky to have the support of my family.
But I
started to feel that my friends wanted to be with me.
After a
while, many people stopped calling because everyone is busy with their own
lives, right?
Although
many promised to come, they could not come later.
Then I
thought a question, is there anything to break the relationship in a good way?
Is
there any way to deal positively with heartbreak?
But a year later, I'm writing this to find out.
Dealing
with heartbreak is, in my opinion, an art. But there are
no such sincere people in the world?
When
someone tries to explain it to you, it may seem that he does not understand
your feelings.
But
over time the idea will become more and more acceptable that; my ex-partner was
not ideal and the things he found interesting to me can be found in.
How
long can it take to get over it completely?
"You
can't rush for love" is a song by Supremes.
But
sadly, you can't rush to overcome that love.
One
study claims that it can take up to three months for a person to recover from a
breakup.
As I
said, breaking a heart is not a matter of science.
Personally,
in my case, it took six months to get ready to move forward.
Surprisingly
- the person I found inside myself also believed in a meaningful relationship.
Since
then I have not shed a single tear for my ex-partner.
In this
personal case, my opinion is this: overcoming the pain of heartbreak is a big
challenge and a difficult one, because of its simplicity.
But the
funny thing and the essence of it is: to think that you are someone worthy of
love and in a short time you will find love again.
Then
there is a kind of temptation or provocation - such as calling your ex-girlfriend
or girlfriend again, begging her, trying to remind her of what you have done.
But
this does not mean that we have to be at the door of science.
Several
studies have tried to understand what happens and how we can handle it.
A recent study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology suggests that
there are three ways to try: think about the bad side of the ex-partner, accept
the fact that you have a love for the ex-partner, and divert your attention
from the good.
Since
none of these are completely ideal, it has been found that in all three of
these approaches, participants' feelings about their ex-partner were greatly
reduced.
Another a good way to start is with the advice of relationship expert De Holmes: '' Set
aside some time for yourself.
But don't let this emotion control your life.
You might think that you can't live in this
house without your ex.
But to
be honest, if you move things around the house a little or paint the walls, you
may feel like you can't stay here.
Anger
can play a special role in different levels of sadness or pain.
That’s right, at first, the rage might seem like a volcano.
When
you decide that you can't stand someone, their emptiness will feel less.
A counseling video titled 'How to Forget Someone' says that
it is not right to think that you have never liked someone to forget them.
Rather it can be analyzed what was inside it that you liked.
Then ask yourself, can these qualities be found in a future
partner?
Then I also thought, which quality inside my partner I liked
the most.
But there are no such sincere people in the world.
I find that these approaches are very helpful in overcoming
my former relationship.
However, the theory that "there is much more fish in
the sea" does not work very well in the early days of breaking up.
But over time, the notion that my ex-partner was not ideal
and that what seemed to me to be interesting could be found in others.
Putting these tips together will create a plan: acknowledge
your feelings, let yourself grieve, talk to family and friends, and if
necessary, seek counseling.
Keep a diary, avoid social media, delete old distressed
pictures or messages, divert your attention.
Don't make hasty decisions, don't communicate with your
ex-partner, think about his or her bad aspects.
After a while think about its good aspects and consider
whether these qualities can be found in someone else.
And getting that is just a matter of time.
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