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Posted May 24, 2023
The Best way to get over a heartbreak?
What is the best way you can suggest to get over a heartbreak?
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Redirect all that hurt into something that betters you. It's not an easy process at all but if there were legit mistakes that ended the relationship related to you then try and work them out when you can. You'll be better for it and it'll carry over into future relationships. Try to get to a mental state where you don't regret the end of the relationship and instead enjoy the freedom to grow and start something new.
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Focus on yourself. Work on yourself.
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I don't know about the best way. But. Addressing the issue and taking time to grieve. Ignoring it will only make it worse, and pretending you are fine when you aren't will only create severe attachment issues later on. Try to move on by not being bitter about it I guess. Easier said than done, but when calamities fall, you cannot mop and wail all the time. Take time time to grieve and be sad, but don't let it become the title of your life's new chapter.
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I am gonna say a few things others said, but definitely allow yourself time to feel what you’re feeling. A relationship consumes your time, space, mind, energy. It is okay to be upset about that and cry about that. I also recommend, taking time out to do things you enjoy and spending time with people, family, friends that make you happy and help you keep your mind off of things. It reminds you how much your company is enjoyed and how there are people that love you and want and respect your time and energy. Diving into old hobbies or something that you haven’t done before or in a while is great too. It helps you with a little bit of self discovery.
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Do what makes you happy.go to gym exercise everday you will fall in love with youseld
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