I am from chicago and met the greates girl from Detroit. We will spend the next 5 months togeth but don't know where we will end up after then with eternships and moving. What should we do? She, to me, is the greatest girl anywhere!Long distance relationships: how do you make them work and make them a short distance relationship?
Call her or email her everyday. And let her call you too. Don't forget holidays, try to visit her every so often, and try to laugh a lot! Your sense of humor will improve once you've endured hardship, and it will definitely ease the pain of being apart. Send her cute postcards signed by hunky celebrities to cheer her up and provoke her to reciprocate. And make sure you always tell her what's on your mind. Talking to each other is so important.
Good luck!Long distance relationships: how do you make them work and make them a short distance relationship?
Either you move over or she move over when you guys finish school.. But before that, a lot of communication and being very committed to speak to each other at least once a day. That's what my friends did for 2 years and they fly to see each other whenever possible and now they are married :-)
Friday, November 25, 2011
Why are kids these days in such a rush to become entangled in relationships?
What is so good about finding a ';significant other?'; The only thing I can think of is sex, but apparently not everyone is interested in sex.
So what is the allure to finding a boyfriend or a girlfriend?Why are kids these days in such a rush to become entangled in relationships?
um, falling in love?
duh.Why are kids these days in such a rush to become entangled in relationships?
you see the movies. Where the guy and girl fall madly in love and are happy all the time. Who doesn't want someone who you love unconditionally and just to be happy. Sex isn't that alluring to most kids, the immature ones yeah but that isn't the main reason why we want a someone to love. Why wouldn't anyone not want someone to love and care for?
someone to turn to when no one else will listen to you. Someone to keep you warm. Someone to talk to when you're board. Someone who will hold you while you cry. Someone to share your life with.
There are many more reasons but they are just a few
-being able to talk to someone about anything
-knowing someone in the world finds you to be attractive
-being loved by that person no matter what
-a feeling of assurance
cuz young kids think theyre so grown up at like age 12 lol.
its so stupid,i dont get it either,i guess they all want to act 17 and most 17 year olds are dating.
the idea of having a BF or GF is an allure itself.
So what is the allure to finding a boyfriend or a girlfriend?Why are kids these days in such a rush to become entangled in relationships?
um, falling in love?
duh.Why are kids these days in such a rush to become entangled in relationships?
you see the movies. Where the guy and girl fall madly in love and are happy all the time. Who doesn't want someone who you love unconditionally and just to be happy. Sex isn't that alluring to most kids, the immature ones yeah but that isn't the main reason why we want a someone to love. Why wouldn't anyone not want someone to love and care for?
someone to turn to when no one else will listen to you. Someone to keep you warm. Someone to talk to when you're board. Someone who will hold you while you cry. Someone to share your life with.
There are many more reasons but they are just a few
-being able to talk to someone about anything
-knowing someone in the world finds you to be attractive
-being loved by that person no matter what
-a feeling of assurance
cuz young kids think theyre so grown up at like age 12 lol.
its so stupid,i dont get it either,i guess they all want to act 17 and most 17 year olds are dating.
the idea of having a BF or GF is an allure itself.
What is the policy for relationships between faculty and students?
Is there any kind of punishment? Is it illegal? Mostly talking about in the UK but any US comments are welcome :o) Good to have diversity! xxxWhat is the policy for relationships between faculty and students?
It happens - so what? No there no punishments. It's all between adults (in the UK) so there really is no problem. This goes for gay and lesbian relationships as much as straight. In one I know of the student was definitely exploiting the lecturer, but didn't gain anything out of it academically, just power tripping I guess.What is the policy for relationships between faculty and students?
In the US....
It's obviously not illegal if you are both adults (I assume we are talking about college here). Policies vary from university to university, but I know that in many cases they are very liberal provided that the relationship isn't going on while the faculty member is in some direct position of authority over the student.
This is actually surprisingly common in graduate school since you are working so closely with faculty. However, it also happens with undergrads and in many cases meaningful relationships result. I personally now a guy who ended marrying one of his professors from his undergrad.
It's not illegal - I'm presuming this is university so the student is of age.
That said, it's a risky business and the uni will NOT approve. If the university finds out then the staff member may run the risk of losing their job.
It's like doctors and nurses having relationships with their patients...it's unprofessional.
It is not illegal in university you are all consenting adults.
In one dept at my uni, I have seen a lot of relationships between tutors and students, usually 40 yr old tutors having affairs with young 18 yr olds whom in turn usually get good marks!!!!!
So no not illegal, but prob very unethical!!
As long as you're over 18 the only bad thing that can happen IF and WHEN you're found out, is the faculty member WILL lose his job.. you can count on that.. but you can't count on being found out... with a bit of discretion you can pull it off if you manage to keep it under wraps untill after you graduate from whatever institution is concerned here
It's usually frowned upon: it's not appropriate for those in a position of power within a university to have personal relationships with their pupils. Punishments could include rustication for the pupil, and disciplinary action for the member of staff concerned.
The university you're attending will have its own policy. It's certainly frowned upon as isn't professional, but I don't think it's actually illegal.
As long as the faculty member is not marking the students work it is not illegal and should not cause any problems.
outside the place it is your buissiness by law.
It happens - so what? No there no punishments. It's all between adults (in the UK) so there really is no problem. This goes for gay and lesbian relationships as much as straight. In one I know of the student was definitely exploiting the lecturer, but didn't gain anything out of it academically, just power tripping I guess.What is the policy for relationships between faculty and students?
In the US....
It's obviously not illegal if you are both adults (I assume we are talking about college here). Policies vary from university to university, but I know that in many cases they are very liberal provided that the relationship isn't going on while the faculty member is in some direct position of authority over the student.
This is actually surprisingly common in graduate school since you are working so closely with faculty. However, it also happens with undergrads and in many cases meaningful relationships result. I personally now a guy who ended marrying one of his professors from his undergrad.
It's not illegal - I'm presuming this is university so the student is of age.
That said, it's a risky business and the uni will NOT approve. If the university finds out then the staff member may run the risk of losing their job.
It's like doctors and nurses having relationships with their patients...it's unprofessional.
It is not illegal in university you are all consenting adults.
In one dept at my uni, I have seen a lot of relationships between tutors and students, usually 40 yr old tutors having affairs with young 18 yr olds whom in turn usually get good marks!!!!!
So no not illegal, but prob very unethical!!
As long as you're over 18 the only bad thing that can happen IF and WHEN you're found out, is the faculty member WILL lose his job.. you can count on that.. but you can't count on being found out... with a bit of discretion you can pull it off if you manage to keep it under wraps untill after you graduate from whatever institution is concerned here
It's usually frowned upon: it's not appropriate for those in a position of power within a university to have personal relationships with their pupils. Punishments could include rustication for the pupil, and disciplinary action for the member of staff concerned.
The university you're attending will have its own policy. It's certainly frowned upon as isn't professional, but I don't think it's actually illegal.
As long as the faculty member is not marking the students work it is not illegal and should not cause any problems.
outside the place it is your buissiness by law.
Why do people with bad relationships come onto yahoo answers and ask really long questions?
Why do people with bad relationships come onto yahoo answers ask us question long as questions which most people will never read and ask us to solve their problems when in reality their problem is themselves and they need extensive therapy. Thanks for answering.Why do people with bad relationships come onto yahoo answers and ask really long questions?
Because they need help or someone to confide in Why do people with bad relationships come onto yahoo answers and ask really long questions?
because they dont want to go to therapy and show their face, whereas over here they can just post and feel relieved they vented it out...
answer mines:
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i dunno...
just wanted to get 2 points for answering this question...eye makeup pictures
Because they need help or someone to confide in Why do people with bad relationships come onto yahoo answers and ask really long questions?
because they dont want to go to therapy and show their face, whereas over here they can just post and feel relieved they vented it out...
answer mines:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
i dunno...
just wanted to get 2 points for answering this question...
How many people in failing relationships stay together for the sake of their kids?
I know the kids are the main priority in life...
But should you sacrifice all your happiness for the sake of the kids, or what???How many people in failing relationships stay together for the sake of their kids?
Kids are like sponges, right from an early age they're learning relationship patterns from you and your partner.
If youre unhappy in your relationship it is honestly better to get the kids out of this atmosphere.
I think that they will be happier and more grounded if youre separate and happy independently. Been there, done that!How many people in failing relationships stay together for the sake of their kids?
There's definitely going to be a sacrifice, and the kids should take top priority. Now the question is, what are you willing to sacrifice for the children's sake? Life style and financial security should not come before the well fare, safety and emotional stability of you and your children.
Ask yourself are you willing to sacrifice your kids for the sake of happiness?
i don't know any statistics but actually i just want to say that i think it's really REALLY unhealthy to stay together ';for the kids';. as long as it's handled properly and after the initial phase of pain and uproar i believe most kids would function a damn sight better with two HAPPY, emotionally stable parents who lived apart than they would in some miserable, crumbling shell of a fake-happy home.
you have to look at your own happiness . Why cause your kids wont be happy seeing there parents fight and argue all the time. Cause a negative impact on your children. Im getting a divorce myself when I get back from my deployment. We worked out unselfishly how child custody would work. Im getting my son for a year and then my wife will get him a year ect.. until he starts school he will stay with his mother and I will get him for 3 months that he is out of school. That will create a balance in things . And of course when the time comes to tell him why you guys arent together anymore . Make the responsible choice and not being bias to who was right and wrong cause that between you and your spouse only.
I stayed in a marriage for the sake of the kids. My ex was a filthy cheating felon...and those were his good qualities. I knew the marriage was a sham months into it but I stayed ten years.
The thing is, my marriage was abusive...it wasn't just ';oh we're not in love any more,'; yet I still stayed. When I finally got the courage to walk out, my life improved ten times over. I married an amazing guy that treats me and my kids very well.
My kids' life is not so great. I share joint custody with the ex. He married a legalistic ';Christian'; who forces her ideas on the kids. She (and the ex) make sure the kids know they will never be worth anything. The kids plead with me to come get them and cry about how much they hate it there. I would never have sacrificed my kids' happiness for my own, had I known he would become a bad father.
Point is...you don't know who/what your ex will expose your children to once you're out of there. If the marriage is just dull...then you should stay with it until the kids are grown. If it is abusive, get out. In my case, the abuse for me was too much. I'm happier now than I could ever have imagined, but I'd be much happier if my kids were happy too.
I didn't.
People really get this twisted.
I left my husband years back as he was violent, and took my 1 year old son. I sorted out access for my ex husband IMMEDIATELY, but this had to be supervised due to the nature of the break up (violence), and my ex accepted this.
It is not wise to stay with someone for the sake of the kids, if you are unhappy. You have to get OUT for the sake of the kids.
I know I have and both my married daughters do. If I had known then what I know now I would have never stayed with him because of the kids. What women fail to realize that babies and children grow up and leave the nest and your stuck with the husband or wife for the rest of your life only for the insurance money from their death.
It may sound horrible but its the truth that many spouses don't want to admit to.
It's important for children to have security and stability. I've seen girlfriends/boyfriends and step parents make life miserable. Your children will likely resent you if you're only thinking about your happiness. Being divorced doesn't guarantee you'll be happy. Think about the consequences before getting divorced. A divorce can never be undone.
i was married for 10 years we have a daughter my ex was emotionally abusive there came a real low point but i decided to keep trying which i did for 7 months for our daughters sake but it didnt work so i left and she came with me i have never stopped her or him seeeing each other. try very hard not to bad mouth him when shes around. its been 6 years now i have a new partner and 2 more children yes there have been hiccups along the way but i am happier and she can see that. if i had stayed she would think that is how realtionships are i did'nt want that.
Definately not!! Why? Because one day your kids will grow up and leave home, then it's just you and your partner. Can you live your life with someone you only stayed with for the kids then? Or do you bite the bullet now, when you're young enough to go out and maybe meet that one person who you are meant to be with? It'll affect the kids whether it happens now or later you know!!!
Too many.
Myself included.
I grew up in a broken home and vowed my kids wouldn't.
I was determined that both Mum and Dad would be together forever.
But self sacrifice isn't always a good thing.
Im just biding my time, waiting to go.
And I dont feel good about that.
But kids are happy.
I stayed in my previous marriage for 15 years for my son. Was it the right choice i can't say for sure. I just knew the turmoil between his mother and me would have caused him a high amount of stress and i didn't want to put him through it.
Depends how old the kids are and how bad the marriage is. You don't want to raise your kids in a hostile environment where you fight and yell at each other on daily basis. Then they are better off with the divorced parents.
follow your heart...
on children: http://www.katsandogz.com/onchildren.htm鈥?/a>
read on, please...will give you insight.
My boyfriend is doing that,and i respect him so much! The kids shouldnt suffer coz of their parents misunderastandings.you should sacrice until the kids are older.
Kids should not be victims of marriage probs
i want to raise my kid in a positive environment. so I wouldn't mind sacrificing which i'm doing it now.
Some people do but I would take my kids and get out. My happiness and my children happiness comes first.
But should you sacrifice all your happiness for the sake of the kids, or what???How many people in failing relationships stay together for the sake of their kids?
Kids are like sponges, right from an early age they're learning relationship patterns from you and your partner.
If youre unhappy in your relationship it is honestly better to get the kids out of this atmosphere.
I think that they will be happier and more grounded if youre separate and happy independently. Been there, done that!How many people in failing relationships stay together for the sake of their kids?
There's definitely going to be a sacrifice, and the kids should take top priority. Now the question is, what are you willing to sacrifice for the children's sake? Life style and financial security should not come before the well fare, safety and emotional stability of you and your children.
Ask yourself are you willing to sacrifice your kids for the sake of happiness?
i don't know any statistics but actually i just want to say that i think it's really REALLY unhealthy to stay together ';for the kids';. as long as it's handled properly and after the initial phase of pain and uproar i believe most kids would function a damn sight better with two HAPPY, emotionally stable parents who lived apart than they would in some miserable, crumbling shell of a fake-happy home.
you have to look at your own happiness . Why cause your kids wont be happy seeing there parents fight and argue all the time. Cause a negative impact on your children. Im getting a divorce myself when I get back from my deployment. We worked out unselfishly how child custody would work. Im getting my son for a year and then my wife will get him a year ect.. until he starts school he will stay with his mother and I will get him for 3 months that he is out of school. That will create a balance in things . And of course when the time comes to tell him why you guys arent together anymore . Make the responsible choice and not being bias to who was right and wrong cause that between you and your spouse only.
I stayed in a marriage for the sake of the kids. My ex was a filthy cheating felon...and those were his good qualities. I knew the marriage was a sham months into it but I stayed ten years.
The thing is, my marriage was abusive...it wasn't just ';oh we're not in love any more,'; yet I still stayed. When I finally got the courage to walk out, my life improved ten times over. I married an amazing guy that treats me and my kids very well.
My kids' life is not so great. I share joint custody with the ex. He married a legalistic ';Christian'; who forces her ideas on the kids. She (and the ex) make sure the kids know they will never be worth anything. The kids plead with me to come get them and cry about how much they hate it there. I would never have sacrificed my kids' happiness for my own, had I known he would become a bad father.
Point is...you don't know who/what your ex will expose your children to once you're out of there. If the marriage is just dull...then you should stay with it until the kids are grown. If it is abusive, get out. In my case, the abuse for me was too much. I'm happier now than I could ever have imagined, but I'd be much happier if my kids were happy too.
I didn't.
People really get this twisted.
I left my husband years back as he was violent, and took my 1 year old son. I sorted out access for my ex husband IMMEDIATELY, but this had to be supervised due to the nature of the break up (violence), and my ex accepted this.
It is not wise to stay with someone for the sake of the kids, if you are unhappy. You have to get OUT for the sake of the kids.
I know I have and both my married daughters do. If I had known then what I know now I would have never stayed with him because of the kids. What women fail to realize that babies and children grow up and leave the nest and your stuck with the husband or wife for the rest of your life only for the insurance money from their death.
It may sound horrible but its the truth that many spouses don't want to admit to.
It's important for children to have security and stability. I've seen girlfriends/boyfriends and step parents make life miserable. Your children will likely resent you if you're only thinking about your happiness. Being divorced doesn't guarantee you'll be happy. Think about the consequences before getting divorced. A divorce can never be undone.
i was married for 10 years we have a daughter my ex was emotionally abusive there came a real low point but i decided to keep trying which i did for 7 months for our daughters sake but it didnt work so i left and she came with me i have never stopped her or him seeeing each other. try very hard not to bad mouth him when shes around. its been 6 years now i have a new partner and 2 more children yes there have been hiccups along the way but i am happier and she can see that. if i had stayed she would think that is how realtionships are i did'nt want that.
Definately not!! Why? Because one day your kids will grow up and leave home, then it's just you and your partner. Can you live your life with someone you only stayed with for the kids then? Or do you bite the bullet now, when you're young enough to go out and maybe meet that one person who you are meant to be with? It'll affect the kids whether it happens now or later you know!!!
Too many.
Myself included.
I grew up in a broken home and vowed my kids wouldn't.
I was determined that both Mum and Dad would be together forever.
But self sacrifice isn't always a good thing.
Im just biding my time, waiting to go.
And I dont feel good about that.
But kids are happy.
I stayed in my previous marriage for 15 years for my son. Was it the right choice i can't say for sure. I just knew the turmoil between his mother and me would have caused him a high amount of stress and i didn't want to put him through it.
Depends how old the kids are and how bad the marriage is. You don't want to raise your kids in a hostile environment where you fight and yell at each other on daily basis. Then they are better off with the divorced parents.
follow your heart...
on children: http://www.katsandogz.com/onchildren.htm鈥?/a>
read on, please...will give you insight.
My boyfriend is doing that,and i respect him so much! The kids shouldnt suffer coz of their parents misunderastandings.you should sacrice until the kids are older.
Kids should not be victims of marriage probs
i want to raise my kid in a positive environment. so I wouldn't mind sacrificing which i'm doing it now.
Some people do but I would take my kids and get out. My happiness and my children happiness comes first.
Do homosexual relationships deserve the same recognition under the law as heterosexual relationships?
Hello! I am debating next week and my position is pro. Please, help me to find answer which could support that homosexuals deserve the same right as heterosexuals. Please, help me! It is very important debate.Do homosexual relationships deserve the same recognition under the law as heterosexual relationships?
First, we are people too.
Second, we are citizens.
Third, we pay taxes.
Fourth, same-sex couples love each other as much as opposite sex couples.
Fifth, we contribute many things to society.
Sixth, we have skills that we use to help the economy, educate people, and enhance the general welfare.
Seventh, we are from all walks of life - doctors, lawyers, teachers, construction workers, firemen, policemen, etc.
Finally, we have families who need all the things that families of straight people need.
Hope this helps.Do homosexual relationships deserve the same recognition under the law as heterosexual relationships?
I'm on your side. I agree with the one writer who said that, if Britney Spears and her boyfriend can legally get married in this country, there's no reason why 2 guys or 2 gals have been in a committed relationship with each other for months, years, or decades on end shouldn't be allowed to get married.
Yes they do why does gender even matter I'm bisexual technically but I dont look at it that way if i like someone i like them and their gender isnt an issue to me the only thing thats an issue is if its a girl and theyre straight so not interested or equally a boy who just isnt interested!
yes, i believe they do. a relationship is a relationship. if you love someone, why does it matter if its a man or a women?
Depends on what you mean by ';recognition';?
Gays do have the same rights as all Americans.
no they don't
Yes! We're human too, that's the only argument you need.
First, we are people too.
Second, we are citizens.
Third, we pay taxes.
Fourth, same-sex couples love each other as much as opposite sex couples.
Fifth, we contribute many things to society.
Sixth, we have skills that we use to help the economy, educate people, and enhance the general welfare.
Seventh, we are from all walks of life - doctors, lawyers, teachers, construction workers, firemen, policemen, etc.
Finally, we have families who need all the things that families of straight people need.
Hope this helps.Do homosexual relationships deserve the same recognition under the law as heterosexual relationships?
I'm on your side. I agree with the one writer who said that, if Britney Spears and her boyfriend can legally get married in this country, there's no reason why 2 guys or 2 gals have been in a committed relationship with each other for months, years, or decades on end shouldn't be allowed to get married.
Yes they do why does gender even matter I'm bisexual technically but I dont look at it that way if i like someone i like them and their gender isnt an issue to me the only thing thats an issue is if its a girl and theyre straight so not interested or equally a boy who just isnt interested!
yes, i believe they do. a relationship is a relationship. if you love someone, why does it matter if its a man or a women?
Depends on what you mean by ';recognition';?
Gays do have the same rights as all Americans.
no they don't
Yes! We're human too, that's the only argument you need.
How do you get over a broken heart from different careers and bad relationships? It seems like Its never?
getting better everyday. I cry all the time and I can't even feel anymore sympathy or compassion. All I feel is pain, and Im depressed. How did you get over your broken heart?How do you get over a broken heart from different careers and bad relationships? It seems like Its never?
depression is an ugly thing that can consume you... over time it fades away. Working out in a gym is the best way to fight it naturally. keep yourself busy - dont lose momentum.
Over time you will get better.How do you get over a broken heart from different careers and bad relationships? It seems like Its never?
Cliche but true, TIME is the great healer when it comes to grieving, and you are grieving. Whether or not your relationship was 5 days or 5 years there is a process you have to go through. You may well be sick of feeling this way, It's a roller coaster of emotion and it isn't easy to get off.
What you have got to concentrate on is YOU!
Sure you may well think that you can only be happy with your partner, but what were you before your partner? Miserable? Ready to end it all?. Most likely you had happy times and sad times just like now.
Do some little things for yourself. Prove to yourself YOU are what matters. Love yourself and soon you will feel better
it varies person to person. and if your capable of picking yourself up and going on. All of your feelings are common with people going through head breaks. Sometimes you wont be able to get over it yourself. Depression is a terrible thing, and sometimes you need help. Maybe talking to a therapist might help ease some pain. But its not an easy road. You can't expect to wake up the next day and be happy and move on. It can even take years. Its tough, im not gonna lie.
If you are stuck in a depression, it is really hard to get out of it on your own. Talk with a therapist. It will help you get out of this funk. And remember that this is just the depression talking! You will feel so much better when you learn how to fight it! Talk it out with a therapist, you'll feel better.
;) Dude, buy lots and lots of cookie dough and chocolate! Every time you break up grab a buddy and go clubbing and start just meeting new people for the heck of it...and every time you lose or don't get a job, try researching the field a little more and start learning a little more and treat yourself every time you do learn something. Good Luck!!! ;)
This is going to be the worse answer ever and I am severely sorry if I sound way harsh, but here goes the truth:
You get over it.
Think about it, wouldn't it just be easier to let go?
Oh, but of course, you CAN'T let go! It's too difficult, blah blah blah...
Guess what, you can't change the past no matter how much you try.
You can only prepare for a better future.
Don't dwell on it do something that's really fun for you. What I find works best for me is looking forward to someone new or the thrill of the unknown see it as a project.
Block negative thinking. Reading helps me a lot to distract my mind from thinking about my bad relationships. Find yourself a hobby, be around people.
depression is an ugly thing that can consume you... over time it fades away. Working out in a gym is the best way to fight it naturally. keep yourself busy - dont lose momentum.
Over time you will get better.How do you get over a broken heart from different careers and bad relationships? It seems like Its never?
Cliche but true, TIME is the great healer when it comes to grieving, and you are grieving. Whether or not your relationship was 5 days or 5 years there is a process you have to go through. You may well be sick of feeling this way, It's a roller coaster of emotion and it isn't easy to get off.
What you have got to concentrate on is YOU!
Sure you may well think that you can only be happy with your partner, but what were you before your partner? Miserable? Ready to end it all?. Most likely you had happy times and sad times just like now.
Do some little things for yourself. Prove to yourself YOU are what matters. Love yourself and soon you will feel better
it varies person to person. and if your capable of picking yourself up and going on. All of your feelings are common with people going through head breaks. Sometimes you wont be able to get over it yourself. Depression is a terrible thing, and sometimes you need help. Maybe talking to a therapist might help ease some pain. But its not an easy road. You can't expect to wake up the next day and be happy and move on. It can even take years. Its tough, im not gonna lie.
If you are stuck in a depression, it is really hard to get out of it on your own. Talk with a therapist. It will help you get out of this funk. And remember that this is just the depression talking! You will feel so much better when you learn how to fight it! Talk it out with a therapist, you'll feel better.
;) Dude, buy lots and lots of cookie dough and chocolate! Every time you break up grab a buddy and go clubbing and start just meeting new people for the heck of it...and every time you lose or don't get a job, try researching the field a little more and start learning a little more and treat yourself every time you do learn something. Good Luck!!! ;)
This is going to be the worse answer ever and I am severely sorry if I sound way harsh, but here goes the truth:
You get over it.
Think about it, wouldn't it just be easier to let go?
Oh, but of course, you CAN'T let go! It's too difficult, blah blah blah...
Guess what, you can't change the past no matter how much you try.
You can only prepare for a better future.
Don't dwell on it do something that's really fun for you. What I find works best for me is looking forward to someone new or the thrill of the unknown see it as a project.
Block negative thinking. Reading helps me a lot to distract my mind from thinking about my bad relationships. Find yourself a hobby, be around people.
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