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February 17, 2017 at 10:58 pm #128169MarkParticipant
So I’m not claiming it the best advice, but I was in this situation and the girl I took a break with said it helped her to write letters to me, for herself, not to actually give to me. Hope this helps and best of luck!
February 17, 2017 at 10:52 pm #128167MarkParticipantThe hurt will get better over time. Hang in there and try and be open to new things. Good luck!
February 17, 2017 at 10:49 pm #128165MarkParticipantSpend time out doing fun things with friends and give it time. Time helps for sure. Best of luck!
February 17, 2017 at 10:32 pm #128163MarkParticipantI’ve been through this exact thing. We did the month thing, then got back together for more than another year but the second time she was less committal than before and she just wanted to steal more time with me while figuring other things out. She was my the one too and definitely did love me. I’ll always love her but I try to go out and find someone else, it’s all you can do. Also, over time it does get better, for me I was pretty crushed for a solid year, and still wake up from dreams where we are back together. But it’s less and less frequent, and it hurts a lot less. Best of luck. Just don’t waste anymore time on this!
February 17, 2017 at 10:24 pm #128159MarkParticipantBest advice is if you break it needs to be a clean, no contact break. It will be hard and youll need time, but time does make things better.
February 15, 2017 at 6:31 pm #127813MarkParticipantAll I can say is I know how you feel. I am going through almost the exact same thing. My decision to move on was a year and a half ago, and things get easier over time. In my case a lot of the issues were similar and I know we very much loved one another but whenever things went in a direction to get more committed she would freak out and/or sabotage the relationship. It was after 3 and a half years I left after many attempts to get us moving forward again. Now I’m 41 and out here in the totally different dating world and it’s intimidating but my advice is get on meetup or similar sites and keep trying, though with some moderation between you time and date time.
February 15, 2017 at 5:56 pm #127811MarkParticipantI understand how you feel. I am much the same I know and love who I am, but I’m quirky and different and it seems almost never truly accepted by people. I’ve only truly been in love twice and have spent most of the past 12 years in 2 long term relationships. One was a love, and one wasn’t. The love was the first time I ever felt someone completely accepted me. She kinda renewed my hope. My best advice would be moderation: Don’t try too hard at finding someone as this leads to the negative feelings about yourself/relationships, but also don’t give up or avoid social situations and dates, as that really lowers your chances of finding what you are looking for. Keep your head up and be who you are even if it’s not the easiest path. Best of luck to both of us! (excuse my horrible grammar I felt like putting things the way I feel supersedes proper diction) X)
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