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It's normal to be angry about it too. Anger, depression, they are close cousins IMO. One usually follows another.
Best thing to do is things to take your mind off of it. It'll be hard, but over time, doing the things you enjoy will make you realize you don't need her to have fun. Obviously you cared more than she did, so in the end it is better for you to not be with someone who doesn't feel the same about you. Keep on truckin' and you'll be good. I would NOT suggest going out there and trying to find a new girlfriend right away. I mean if you are a player like everyone here on the forums, then slay as much tail as you can, but don't settle down with another girl too soon. Go out and have fun. Getting into a semi-serious or serious relationship right now could go south quick if you happen to come off as too emotional/needy from this very recent break up. Just my two cents.
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Plan her untimely demise?
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You know, women like sex too, and you can throw your dick around if you're proud of it/you enough. There's millions of women in the world, don't let one get the best of you.
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Oddly enough when I was with her, there were no shortage of women, and now....crickets. I know, I just need to man up, find something constructive to do with my time. Last edited by Taskmaster; 04-17-2015 at 06:00 PM.. |
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DOs and DON'Ts
DOs 1. Take photographs of where you go, travel, and do. 2. If she calls you, be nice to her. However, do NOT commit to meeting her etc. It shows that you have no hard feeling, and it was real freaking easy to get over her. Life goes on! ![]() DON'Ts 1. Do NOT go to a club and take bunch of photos with 10 hot attractive girls who are drunk. Women can sense that you are just being desperate. 2. Try not tp date a girl who your exgf already knows. Get yourself out of her circle.
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- How do you know she is doing well? Are you checking her social media? Stop it. Unfriend, unfollow, un-everything. - Friends in common who are letting you know how she is/what she's up to? Tell them that you are not interested in knowing. If they keep bringing that up, stop hanging out with them. It's ok to be bummed out over the break-up. Take some time reflect and let yourself come to accepting the split. Then start doing positive things for yourself (as others have already said). Time heals wounds and you'll quickly find yourself doing social activities with friends and family and meeting new people along the way. In regards to the self improvement stuff, I don't think it works in the way that you'll go to a seminar and instantly feel empowered to take over the world. Nor do I think you'll gain some incredible knowledge that is being kept from you. But I do think that they provide a service in that there's always a message of positive thought and achieving goals. Sometimes hearing those perspectives can kick start your thought process and how to move forward in certain aspects of your life. |
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Personal development works whether you're up to your head in shit you've ever been in your life or when things are going unimaginably well; for the former, take it from someone who has been there. In fact, motivation and personal development has been an X-Factor. People think The Secret is baloney, but it's that they haven't practiced it 100%.
The biggest life changer for me? Mindset is everything; the event is neutral, but it's your reaction that makes the biggest difference. It's not what happens, it's what you do about it. "The same wind blows on us all. The economic wind, the social wind, the political wind. The same wind blows on everybody. The difference in where you arrive in one year, three years, five years, the difference in arrival is not the blowing of the wind but the set of the sail." -Jim Rohn In terms of getting over an ex, I'm a firm believer in letting time heal all wounds, and distracting yourself from the negativities by doing things you like. Also, cut her out of your life completely. If she has any inclination to do so, she'll do it and it'll be the same shit all over again.
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Just focusing on my hobbies now and doing my thing. It's difficult because I'm the "Always win" type and I realize this is something that will take a while for me to end out on top.
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All of the phases happen eventually, and you should embrace and understand it's all normal and part of the process. You'll eventually only remember the good stuff and think it was wonderful before. That's a trick. Focus on your thing, make plans for the future. Whenever you can rationalize, always remember this is a phase, and it will get better. Naturally you'll feel better later. These times are tough, but because people usually focus on their own thing while facing them, you'll be amazed at how improved you're gonna be (physically, mentally, financially etc.) after the sad phase passes. |
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