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How to Deal With Breakup Pain

How to Deal With Breakup Pain

There’s not much out there that hurts more than breakup pain. I know, I’ve been there myself. It can be a really tough thing to deal with, but with a little help it can be relatively easy to get through. You just need the right attitude and the right hand to help you!

First thing to do is to just accept that this is a chapter of your life, and there’s no use going to pieces about your loss or your pain. You’re going to feel the pain, it means you’re a person. You have to let the pain exist…it’s perfectly natural. You just shouldn’t let it control you and take over your life.

The key is to feel the pain without any judgment on yourself, and give yourself permision to let it go. It doesn’t make you a bad person if you get over your pain, but a lot of people hold onto it for longer than they need to because it makes them feel guilty for being able to get over somebody who played such an important role in your life.

You don’t need to feel this way. Life does go on, for both you and your ex. There are things you can do to get your ex back, and if you decide that’s what you want to do there are resources you can utilize to help you (one good one is available through the link in the last paragraph of this article), but even if your future doesn’t have your ex in it at all you still have the right to have that future be bright.

Like I said earlier, this is just another chapter in your life. It’s already been written, and you’re just trying to make it through. It’s time to start writing the next chapter of your life, and to start living it as well. Don’t fret over losses, just forge ahead and make a new beginning for yourself. It’s what everybody has to do, and if you look around I’m sure you’ll find people who will support you.

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9 Responses to “How to Deal With Breakup Pain”

  • marilyn_morrish says:

    How to deal with the Pain of an unwanted breakup?
    I need advice on dealing with the pain of a break up.
    My ex is a very passive, follower type and i am very dominant and opinionated type person.
    For the most part we had a healthy, happy relationship until the last few months, where we both became so overwhelmed with the other areas of our lives and our relationship greatly suffered. I left a month ago to stay with my father in a very VERY small town, surrounded by native reserves (i am not prejudice, but you can understand the environment) an my ex is still back in a large city. We both agreed it would be good to just relax and sort ourselves out. We have talked a few times, and he seems to be doing okay. He says that he still loves me, but he has gone out with other girls and is trying to figure himself out because he is "confused". I know deep in my heart that he is the one i want to be with, and i would at one time have bet my life on the fact that he wanted to be with me just as much. He pursued me for some time when we met, and we always had a very devoted relationship. I am an extremely emotional, and very sensitive person. I am not like normal people, who can go to the bar and hook up with people right after a break up. i cannot go on dates until i am ready-which can be up to a year. I thought that my ex would be the same, but he dated women shortly after our breakup. I have had more experience than him with relationships, and he has had next to none, so i understand his curious nature. But at the same time it hurts…he has since said that he wants to try and make it work, but that he is still scared and a bit confused.
    what am i to do? i need to cope with this better. i have barely eaten or slept since our breakup, and i cry constantly-everyone i know tells me i need to get out more, meet people, and such, but that doesnt do it for me. it really doesnt. and the town i live in is full of drug addicts and gangs :( its very scary. So i have lots of free time stuck inside my house…I guess what i am trying to say is, i am going through this terrible breakup. i am still in love with my ex who is being very wishy washy about this whole thing. i know he loves me, but hes very confused and i cant be yanked around.
    I need some good emotional and mental coping strategies to help me through this. i dont want to be angry and negative-that wont help me through this. But i do need help :( i am all alone up here, and i want to be okay.
    and i guess if anyone knows…how do i deal with his dating other people? i am aware that he needs to grow and experience things, but it hurts for me to hear/visualize because i love him and i want to work through this with him.
    I am in a sever amount of emotional pain, and it is making me physically ill…Please help :(
    thanks everyone.

  • Qwe says:

    have sex with some one else
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  • Blessed from above says:

    A woman that prays is the woman that stays….FAITH and LOVE
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  • ♥ † ♠ ♣ MORECOWBELL says:

    Well if it was me … I would have slept with someone.. that helps me .. the best way to get over someone is to get under another… but in ur case you are moping around wishing he was suffering too.. he was not ready to settle down and if its this easy to start dating someone else.. he never loved you.. I am just telling you how it is. you deserve better and once you are ready you will find him.. don’t settle. be picky don’t end up with someone you dont’ wanna be with all the time.. they should be your best friend and once you find that make it yours and never leave. its hard to move on but time heals… I am 27 and just got outta a 4yr relationship and he is seeing someone else and well I hope she has fun dealing with his alcoholism and video gaming.. let him be someone else’s problem… u will be better off I promise.. If you get back together in the future.. then it was meant to be. maybe its just the wrong time and place
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  • Seven says:

    take a breath calm yourself, and understand everything takes time to heal. Your ex has moved on, now you must do the same. Talk to a trusted friend or family member about your feelings. Look on the web for sites on divorce or getting over a break up.
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  • Candy B says:

    im going thru my own big time marital problems right now but you are too assertive & too bossy, that is why he is in a shell, wishy washy and non assertive,
    he may find a gentle woman who brings out the man in him.
    my husband is too mean and i am the soft one, but i can tell you your man has no business dating women, he is married to you. get back to him, change your style, be feminine, and most of all be there for him. start with church, give it a good try, let God fix it.
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  • bandaid_46 says:

    I think it bothers you that he isn’t still chasing after you and being overly dramatic about your breakup. I suspect that you have been controlling all through your relationship [through dominance and opinions]. Now he has started dating again, which must scare the heck out of you. What if he finds someone where he doesn’t have to deal with all the drama, and decides that he would rather be with her?

    Are you working at all? Instead of sitting around feeling sorry for yourself and worrying about who you are going to find to date in that small town, perhaps you can find some positive, constructive way to spend your time. If, as you say, that doesn’t do it for you, then I suppose you will just have to keep on doing what you have been doing, knowing that it isn’t helping your get over your breakup, or doing anything to repair your relationship with your ex. I caution you that people soon tire of hearing/seeing all the drama.

    Good luck.
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  • So Cal says:

    Don’t listen to these idiots that say have sex to fulfill yourself emotionally. It won’t work. It may just make things more complicated and worse.

    If I were you I would tell my ex what I was feeling and why. It may make you feel better and eleviate some of your anxiety too. I think you need to reflect on the whole relationship not just get nestalgic about the good times because you are lonely and miss him. It also might be that you were comfortable with him and now that you are in a new place and lifestyle that you are scared of what the future holds too.

    I would recommend that you discuss this with him but not go back to him. It ended for a reason and it does sound that he needs to sew some oats still. However, it does seem like he has moved on and you haven’t which is shy he is sharing (with his new friend/you) and you are feeling hurt about it (because you still romantically dwell on him and haven’t moved on). I do think that part of this is so hard because of your isolation and lack of other stuff going on in your life that would make you feel fulfilled and give you joy. Even in rural areas there are things you can do and relationships you can make (friends or romantic) that you can benefit from. Make a list of your interests and then find ways to make them happen. Really make the effort. Are you working? Going to school? Active in social events or activities? Do you have friends? Even if you don’t feel like going out there and doing it once you make yourself do it you’ll find yourself happier. (I can almost garantee it.) After all, he who frowns always is sad but he who smiles and does enjoyable things shaw begin to know joy! It is an ancient proverb but very true (and scietific studies show this is true too). Good luck.
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    Been there, done that. A few months into my marriage I found out my husband was cheating (and he never stopped until I divorced him). It devestated me. I felt overwhelmed and so hurt by it that I could die. It devestated my everyday living activities like you described and more. I then made the decision that I needed to take my life back and to be happy so I made the effort. I told him what I felt and why, then I made my own life better by making it more fulfilling/better. And now I own my own home, am getting a degree, and have a much better relationship! Good luck and know that you are not alone.

  • linda says:

    I hear you….i’m going through it right now with my ex. But have been through it many times with him because I have kids by him, but this is my turning point. You have to keep your head up, find distractions wether it’s onlinebootycall.com or chatting with different guys. You don’t necessarily have to go on dates I’ve been seperated from my ex for 4 years and still find it hard to move on you don’t want to wait that long but these other guys messaging you will help you, also you have to help yourself. Fix yourself up when you go out even if it’s just to the store, get a journall and write about the hurtful feelings your having and ask yourself I know you love him but is it worth it for you feel the way you do when I know it would soothe you for him to simply say that he wants to work things out. I wish you the best!!!
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