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    Katherine
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    I guarantee you there are loveable qualities you have. Loveliness is much more than just physical appearance. The physical appearance is just wrapping paper and the right person for you, will see those loveable qualities……seriously. Some people who are very attractive and charming on the outside can be not very beautiful on the inside. You might want to talk to a professional about breaking out of the cocoon. The right person will step up at some point. I would try and hang around people who make you feel good. If you need more of those types of people in your life, try and seek them out in safe environments.

    #46020
    Katherine
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    I meant to say…I don’t wish either ill will….

    #46019
    Katherine
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    I had a friend who would often go after the guy I was with when I was dating him. Some of the men I was around, didn’t pay much attention to her, but the one I liked the most (who wasn’t that into me), was mesmerized by her flirting and fell for her. This is someone I had dated for a couple of years (too long). So…now they are together…(she is still married) and I decided I will not be her friend any longer because of this aggressive behavior. I feel good for dropping this friendship and the guy as well. I don’t wish either of them will but don’t want to be around anyone who only looks after their own gain with disregard for a friendship, etc. I feel there is definitely someone else out there for me.

    #46018
    Katherine
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    I’m so sorry to hear about your bad feelings right now. I have experienced something similar to what you are going through and can tell you that feelings will eventually pass. The advice I had received (and it worked) was to focus on other things. Let yourself think about the memories of him for a short amount of time, but then “change the channel” to other things (even though it’s difficult, it can be done). Little by little….over time, you will find that things don’t feel as tragic. I would also not spend time looking at his pictures, etc. Try and create some new experiences for yourself. Reach out to at least one person a day and have lunch or get together…and you don’t even need to talk about this situation….just meet with someone. I also found that praying helped. I prayed to God in thanks for other things, and for help in getting over a person. I felt like it helped. There is much to live for….These feelings of anguish will subside with time. You can control your thoughts!

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