Still Heartbroken 1 year after breakup
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J0V9
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Still Heartbroken 1 year after breakup
Hey,
I had what I thought was a really good relationship with my ex, and then abruptly she broke up with me. She was so kind, sweet, funny, caring etc. Everything you'd want in a person, I loved that she cared so much about the people she volunteered with and the stories that she used to tell. She had such a great sense of humor and was so smart, strong, and independent.... and now... 13 months later, I still feel like the break up was yesterday, my heart hurts and I feel as if I can't move on an never will be able to move on. Is there anything I can do about this? Or will I be stuck feeling heartbroken and wanting her back forever....
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J0V9
I had what I thought was a really good relationship with my ex, and then abruptly she broke up with me. She was so kind, sweet, funny, caring etc. Everything you'd want in a person, I loved that she cared so much about the people she volunteered with and the stories that she used to tell. She had such a great sense of humor and was so smart, strong, and independent.... and now... 13 months later, I still feel like the break up was yesterday, my heart hurts and I feel as if I can't move on an never will be able to move on. Is there anything I can do about this? Or will I be stuck feeling heartbroken and wanting her back forever....
Signed,
J0V9
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Sam W
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Re: Still Heartbroken 1 year after breakup
Hi JOV9,
I'm sorry the break-up feels so raw and fresh. It can be really hard to lose someone you felt a lot of love and attachment to, and everyone heals from break-ups at their own rate. That being said, if it's been a year and you're still feeling the way you did right after the break-up, that does suggest there are some things you could try to help soothe those feelings and start moving forward. Taking a look at this article, do you see any suggestions that feel doable to you? Any that you've already tried? Getting Through a Breakup Without Actually Breaking
Also, can you give me a sense of other parts of your life where you could direct the energy that was once part of your relationship with your ex? Those could be other friendships, hobbies, work, etc.
I'm sorry the break-up feels so raw and fresh. It can be really hard to lose someone you felt a lot of love and attachment to, and everyone heals from break-ups at their own rate. That being said, if it's been a year and you're still feeling the way you did right after the break-up, that does suggest there are some things you could try to help soothe those feelings and start moving forward. Taking a look at this article, do you see any suggestions that feel doable to you? Any that you've already tried? Getting Through a Breakup Without Actually Breaking
Also, can you give me a sense of other parts of your life where you could direct the energy that was once part of your relationship with your ex? Those could be other friendships, hobbies, work, etc.
And you to whom adversity has dealt the final blow/with smiling bastards lying to you everywhere you go/turn to and put out all your strength of arm and heart and brain/and like the Mary Ellen Carter rise again.
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