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Q: well, me and my boyfriend had been going out for almost 6 months, by the way i'm 14. and i thought things were going great, and out of no where he just decides that he doesn't want a girlfriend anymore. and we split. i cried for a few days. and i just can't seem to completely get over him. i just want to pretty much forget about him, and never socialize with him again. what are some things that could help me get over him?
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Break ups are so hard to go through no matter how long the relationship lasted, so don't ever push yourself into thinking that you should be over him by a certain time because you will heal on your own as time passes by.
So the first step is to keep in mind that this is a process and give yourself as much time as you need to get over him. Everytime you cry, you are a baby step closer to getting better and feeling better. Don't be afraid to let yourself cry when you need to. Let your feelings and thoughts out, set them free. That way you can keep track of how much better you're getting each day.
Even though it doesn't feel like you are getting better, you are. Take things one at a time and you'll see in a matter of days that you are truly healing. Sometimes you might find yourself thinking of what you could have said or done to have made him not end the relationship. This is a phase where you are trying to make sense of the break-up. Don't let these thoughts and feelings of regret take over you. He's the one who decided that he didn't want a girlfriend, it is his fault that it's over.
The best thing you can really have during really hard times is to just be with a best friend or a group of friends. Keeping busy is the best too. As long as your mind is off into somewhere else other than him, it won't be as sucky for you. At first when you start to go out, you won't be feeling too happy, and that's ok too. There will be days when you're feeling pretty good and then sooner later you feel depressed. When you feel depressed, do your best to keep busy. Turn on the TV and watch something. Put in a favorite movie and watch it.
You shouldn't talk to him and always stay away from him as much as you can. You have yourself on the right track when it comes to that. If you continue to talk to him, then you'll probably never get over him. I just want you to know that it will be ok and you will get over him eventually. Even in the hardest times you're having, remember that you'll be ok and tons of people go through what you are going through.
-TheTeenGirl
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thanks for actually putting time in your answer. :D
great advice.
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My name is Erin and I am now 18 years old. You may realize through out looking at my column, some of you love me and some of you flat out hate me. There's really no gray area with me I guess you can say.
I haven't given advice here in so long and it's only because I got caught up in life. But I'm more mature than I ever thought I could be.
So anyway I'm here again. It's been a long time, but I still love giving advice and still plan on it in the future.
Everyone should feel free to Private Message me for advice, I can be harsh, but I'm always trying to help someone by giving them the truth they need.
About My Ratings:
I enjoy ratings. And if I ask a question on here, I always rate the person. If you work hard to give advice, you deserve to be rated.
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