I really loved that person and I was willing to give a lot of understanding, care, love and would even excuse her from her bad behaviors but I had to go because she did not respect my boundary after giving her a second chance, it was a very hard decision. While I did maintain my self-respect. I removed the pictures and blocked her everywhere. Entire experience is still crushing me because I hold onto the idea of what could have been, also I haven't had anyone in like two years and this was very unexpected and was filled with a lot of hope.
>>35055810Get your hair trimmedStop letting things you be both liked etc dont let it be appropriated by herIt's okay to cry a lot and to be angryDon't drink, it's not a good coping mechanism and will lead you to becoming an alcoholic and or having alcohol problemsWrite in a journal Go on walksSpend time with family if you are able toSpend time with pets if you have oneSpend time healing your mental and physical health.It isn't the end of the world.Yes it does mentally hurt.
1. Walk to the mirror and say out loud "it's over, I gotta move on". Do this many times. It helps, our brains are retarded.2. Keep yourself busy 3. Accept that it takes time4. Stop being a faggot and deal with it, ya big queer.
