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04/25/10(Sun)11:38:13 No.220652XXX>>220646267
Okay, there are
several ways to go from here. First of all, try to keep in mind that
sometimes things just aren't meant to be. I was engaged to someone
before... we were dating for 4 years, but then she started paying less
and less attention to me, completely neglecting me, then I had it with
her and broke it off. Anyways, I learned that no matter how much it once
looked like you would be together forever, sometimes that just doesn't
happen.
Best thing for you to do is to try your best to move on. I
say rebound, because your next real girlfriend would be constantly
compared to your ex, which is a bad thing. Find a rebound girl, take the
whole rebounding thing out on her, then move on. After the rebound,
stay single for a while (perhaps go out and get laid if you want to),
and do things with yourself. Go to concerts, go to bars (if you're old
enough), parks, coffee shops, the gym, martial arts, anything to get out
of the house and staying active. Pick up a second (or a first) job if
need be.
The important thing is to stop doing the things you two
used to do together (for me it was magic the gathering and dungeons and
dragons). It might be hard, but the more you do it, the more you're
reminded of her. Start new hobbies and do new things. Keep in mind that
last chapter of your life is gone and a new chapter is about to begin.
Alternatively,
perhaps you can talk to a doctor and get some medication (like xanax
perhaps) that might make you not give a damn. |