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Finally Letting Go of the Pain and Moving On after a Breakup

“Getting over a painful experience is much like crossing monkey bars. You have to let go at some point in order to move forward.” ~C. S. Lewis

Another year over and you’re still troubled by a relationship that ended last year or in years past. The whole thing is dragging on too long—why can’t you just get over it? But every time you think about it or bump into your ex, you feel ruined again

How about giving your feelings another shake?

Rattle them in any direction—a new one. If it turns out to be the wrong direction you can correct that later, but just move them, any which way, get them out of the rut they’re in. One way to do this is by talking it through, even more than you already have.

Why Talk it Out?

Perhaps something remains unsaid for you, even now. Perhaps that’s why your feelings remain so strong. Or perhaps they’re entangled with non-relationship issues—a sense of getting older, time passing, concern about not having children, or the life you hoped for.

Perhaps part of you holds out hope you could get back together again. Perhaps you need to admit that and let go of it.

Maybe you fear you won’t meet anyone else like your ex. You won’t, but you will meet someone. Just they will be different.

Explore all this.

How It Helped Me

I attended a few counseling sessions a year after the end of a relationship. It had been a long, happy relationship that had started in my early twenties, but it burned out as our lives took us in different mental and geographic directions.

For the year after the breakup I got on okay with life, but the shine had gone. A veil hung between me and true engagement with the world. I could smile but the smile never went to my eyes.

I honestly thought I had done all the talking I could at the time of the breakup—my ex and I had even attended couple-counseling together—but a year later, something still felt stuck in my chest.

So I sat myself down in front of a counselor. I didn’t want to or feel like it, but suddenly all this stuff came out of my mouth—stuff I found laughable or which fell away as I said it, stuff I didn’t know I’d been thinking. Apparently, it just wanted to get itself off my chest. And it had needed a year to mature sufficiently to do it.

I kept apologizing to the counselor for talking endlessly and not letting her get a word in. But it worked. I realized I was over the relationship, but not the process of its ending—the fatigue, the accusations, the indecisions, the reverberation among friends and family.

I was suffering a lingering childlike shock that such things could happen in life. Discovering this, and finally putting words to it, allowed those feelings to go.

Some other things I’ve learned along the way:

If You’re Feeling Overwhelmed By Emotion

You’ve just bumped into your ex and you’re feeling highly emotional. Half of you wants to cry, half of you would do anything to get rid of those feelings.

This is your mind panicking to get rid of emotions it cannot understand. The mind likes to understand things but can never understand the heart. Hearts have no logic.

So, abandon trying to comprehend what happened or why. After all, at this stage, is there anything your ex could say or do that would change how you feel?

Befriend the part of you that gets emotional. Don’t beat it up. It’s normal and healthy to feel how you feel. You’re alive!

Besides, emotion shows you have a heart and would not wish the same sorrow on others. This aspect of your personality is to be treasured. Wouldn’t you love it in anyone else?

So, instead of trying to quash emotion, ask “Is it possible for me to feel like this and still be okay?” Because your heart is stronger than you know; it is designed to handle being broken.

Loving Someone Does Not Mean You Should Be With Them

It also doesn’t mean that they’re good for you. Face this reality squarely. You can have a happy life, even with great sorrow in your heart, even while carrying loss.

Physically, your body is probably keeping going just fine and it’s only your mind that has the problem. Its idea that “things should have been different” conflicts with what actually happened, so it wedges your mental wounds open.

That causes the turmoil. Give in.

Admit: “This is exactly how it should have been. This is exactly how it is.” Shrug while saying it. Facing the truth is difficult. As a result, life may feel more painful, yet perhaps also more peaceful, because conflict with it is reduced.

Our Sorrowful Life And Happy Life Can Exist In Parallel

Author A.S.Byatt has occasionally spoken about the longevity of bereavement. She lost her son forty years ago. He was eleven.

Twenty years later she told an interviewer, “You don’t get over it and you suffer greatly from people supposing you will. You suffer from people not understanding the pain of grief.”

Another twenty years on, Byatt shared with another interviewer a metaphor she developed with her friend Gill Cadell, a widow. It involves parallel train tracks:

“One is appalling and one you just go along,” explained Byatt. “Gill said to me, ‘Is it alright to be pleased to see the flowers in the morning?’ And I said, ‘Oh yes, because the other track is always there.'”

The interviewer asked, “You mean the appalling track?”

“Yep.”

“And it’s still there?”

“Oh yes, it hasn’t changed.”’

You see, winter trickles into the beginnings of spring. It’s okay to try loving a new person while still loving your ex. The heart can simultaneously run along multiple tracks.

Making The Decision

My friend, who dabbles in NLP, had a client who was still heartbroken eighteen months after breaking up with her boyfriend. The woman was explaining to my friend, in detail, how she felt—a curdle of sadness, anger, hurt—and how she was convinced she would never be able to move on.

My friend stopped her, saying, “And now tell me, how you will feel when you are over him?”

The woman described how free she would feel, how relieved that it was behind her, how keen she would be to get on with life, how confident and unafraid she would be if she happened to meet her ex.

My friend suggested, “So why don’t you just feel that now?”

The woman’s life transformed instantly.

For her, it was about making a decision to move on. If it has been a while since your relationship ended, perhaps this choice is also available to you. Play with the idea.

Five More Minutes And We’re Going On A Bike Ride

I remember a story about Kylie Minogue that went something like this. She had recently been diagnosed with breast cancer and her boyfriend sometimes found her crying on the bathroom floor.

He would firmly tell her, “Okay, honey, you can cry for just five minutes, then I’m taking you on the bike for a ride.”

She’d think, “Hmm. Actually a bike ride sounds pretty good.”

This is the attitude to take. It doesn’t matter if sorrow comes again and again, just each time draw a line in the sand. And beyond that line make something else happen.

It Has Been Long Enough Now

People may tell you it’s time you got over your relationship. Like with bereavement, you don’t ever have to “get over” it, but you may need to more forcibly move yourself on, and if you’re stuck, to take a new approach to doing so.

Hurtful experiences, ones that emotionally and logistically reset our lives, leave us with two choices: open up more or close down.

The braver choice—the one that will allow new things to enter your life—is to open up.

So how about setting aside a few weeks to unfold this a little more? If you can’t climb out, dig out. Book yourself a few sessions with a counselor whether or not you feel like it or think it will help.

Go in, sit down, see what happens. Give your heart the chance to say everything it wants regarding the relationship and whatever is entwined with it. What emerges may surprise you.

Give yourself a new and different opportunity to leave it behind.

About Josephine Hughes

JR Hughes (Josephine) is an Irish writer who has recently moved to Ibiza, Spain for the warmth. She is working on three novels and hopes to secure a publishing deal soon. You can follow her progress and some of her random thoughts and photos at http://www.facebook.com/JRHughesWriter.

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Tim

Your post was very helpful. Thank you. I hope you get the publishing deal you’re looking for. Moving to Spain sounds like a great idea. It’s freezing here!

Violet99

This wonderful and exactly what I needed. Thank you.

Sam74

This is exactly what I needed to read at the moment. I’m going through a very painful separation with my husband and I can’t see how to move forward through the feelings of hurt, disappointment and abandonment. I know it will get better but I never chose to be a single mother approaching 40 (consciously anyway!) and I suppose when we find ourselves in these situations there are so many factors to consider when it comes to our feelings.

Akshue

Possibly one of the best articles I’ve come across on dealing with heartbreak (equally applicable to loss from the end of a relationship / from the death of a loved one). Every line resonated with me. Thank you so much for writing this and in many ways reaffirming my thoughts and feelings. Wish you love and joy! Good luck with the publishing deal 🙂

Akshue

Oh, I just visited your Facebook page and realised you are (or perhaps recently were) in my country, India. Hope you are enjoying your stay. If you need any help or just need a friend in a strange, new land, do reach out!

dawn

Great article. I separated from a 9 year relationship 9 months ago. It’s getting a little easier, but only when I have things to preoccupy my mind. For now, the part that’s keeping me reeled in is the pain I anticipate feeling when I find out that he’s dating someone else. That part will hit me the hardest. And honestly, I fear it everyday.

Lucy Charms

Thank you. I’m going through a breakup/”long goodbye fadeaway” of a long distance relationship and not understanding why it’s hitting me so hard. It was never a great relationship, and it was only about 1 1/2 years, with maybe 4 good months in the beginning. But I think it was the first time in a long time where I felt like there was mutual love and interest and excitement, at least in the beginning. It’s hard to let that go, even though it’s been gone a long time. Added to that lots of mixed messages from him, and I’m a confused, shaky, depressed mess, and I feel betrayed. Every time I feel like I’m getting over it, it’s like I take two steps backwards again and end up once again spending days and nights crying over it. Everybody thinks I should be over it by now, and that he’s a jerk and I deserve better. But I miss what we had. I’m not sure how to move on. I’ll probably re-read this article a lot.

Shannon

I feel the same way, regarding the dating someone else part. But how will you know if he is dating someone else? Do you have friends in the same circle that would tell you? Do you check his social media profiles for info?

I saw my ex back on the dating site we met on and it felt like we were breaking up all over again- even though obviously I’m back on the site too and I’ve been there longer. But 9 days ago I stopped checking his facebook profile for any evidence bc I know I would make a mountain out of a molehill and not like what I found.

Kellie

Thank you. I needed to read this at this very moment.

lostmykeyagain

These articles are always so magically perfectly timed. I am separating from my husband of 13 years and it sucks to be 35 and alone after all this time together. I love him to pieces, but I cannot live with him. We are just so different in our mid 30s than we were in our early 20s when we married. We both basically knew it was over, but kept hanging on, because every time we separated for a few weeks, we’d miss each other and want to try again.
It has been a year of that back and forth and finally, we’ve thrown in the towel for good. I was devastated at first, and I still am not sure what I’m going to do, but I just feel… better now that I know it’s final.

OceanSource

Thanks for sharing. You offered up some good advice. I hate to admit it, but I still constantly ruminate about my marriage that end over six years ago. As you mentioned in your article, a lot of it does have to do with non-relationship issues. I am constantly caught up in thinking about all the things I should have done differently. I haven’t had any contact with her in about 5 years. Found out by accident that she was remarried. I also, since we have mutual friends on facebook, keep getting these notices telling me that I might know this person, which causes me to stressed out and depressed. I have been trying to let go, but for a multitude of reasons it’s been hard.

need help

I am in identical situation as you are, and deliberating how best to file for divorce, so many fears engulf but this article spoke with me.It’s ok to embrace the unknown, don’t have to overcome all fears, just trust we will move on and heal, find loving life ahead.good luck.

Cat

Keep this is mind….its not the person you miss..its the feelings yiu hadwhen you were with them.

Lisa

Thank you for this posting. It seems like it was written just for me! I am getting over a terrible heartbreak from a year ago and little by little finding the freedom, happiness and peace in accepting it’s truly over and moving forward while also looking internally to see how I can be a better person. The best is still ahead for all of us. I enjoy your blog tremendously.

onewithnature

Thank you so much! I’ll leave it at that:-)

Jeff Hendricks

Thank you, wow.

Vickie Fowler

I absolutely love your message. Healing has to take place on many levels for me, it seems. Because I am typically strong and strong-willed, most don’t have patience when I am weak. I find their prodding to “get over it” very painful ~ and it makes me feel misunderstood and alone (just like a break up itself). Your words breathe peace into a paining heart. Thank you. Vickie Fowler

Allinthesameboat

This is a lovely article and one which I hope benefits everyone, including me who reads it. I just broke up with my boyfriend of just six months four weeks ago. The pain can be overwelming and all hopes of a happy future quashed. I still hope everyday that he will have a change of heart, but deep down know this is not going to happen. I just wish I could be happy again.

Dumb Love

About two years ago I ran into this woman that I knew since the 4th grade. She was two years older than me, and when she graduated high school, she left the state for college. 20 years later, we run into each other at a grocery store. We both had been married and started a family, the children were very close in age.

About two months after the run-in, she contacted me and asked me out for a drink – sparks flew and we dated for 9 months and I was madly in love…however, she was not. Over the next 10 months, she would be intimate with me, then ask for space. This happened about 6 times in total. When we were together, life was perfect, even she would say that. But once we were separated, she would want more space from me. This back and forth, on and off relationship took it’s tole on me.

About two months ago, after she needed space…again, I said to hell with it and moved on and started dating other women. One day, my ex randomly walked by me holding hands with another woman. My ex texted me instantly, and said this was a reality slap for her, but she couldn’t be made. Although, she reeled me back in and we dated for three more weeks until she dropped the space bomb on me after I took her to my company holiday party.

Damn! Am I an idiot or just madly in love with her. I feel she has no respect for me. I am trying to date, but I compare every new girl to her and I can’t let anyone into my life.

peaceandlove

Thank you for this. I have started going to counseling over a recent break up with my boyfriend of over a year. I love going because it let’s me say things a loud I have never heard my self say before. The emotional pain of losing my relationship has sparked up some of the most painful feelings I have ever been faced with, and counseling is really helping me deal with them. Thank you for such an insightful article 🙂

tholana

I’ve been trying to let to of my ex fiancee for the past 1 year. We had such a good start, i thought i did everything she wanted. The problem started when i suggested she spend times with my siblings to get to know the family better (as i did wit her siblings and family) and the wedding expanses (she hates the budgeting part and don’t like it when i ask her whats her budget for a particular item / event). I didnt want to give up on a relationship that easy as i thought married life will be tougher so i should learn to compromise. However, it seemed like not enough for her and she ended the engagement and even accused me of seeing another girl. 6 month down the road, i found out she kept in touch with her ex-bf when she was with me and started to get romantically attached with her co-worker (all while she said she loved me and wanted to get married to me). Once we broke up, she had fun with her co-worker, but he treated her badly. When we met, i confronted her saying it was unfair for her to accuse me when it was her at fault. She apologized and asked me for forgiveness and a second chance. I don;t know why i did it, i gave her the second chance only to be burned again (she lied to me again and kept in touch with her ex bf). So, now it’s over, but i feel so angry and feel like a fool. Keep wondering how i could let my self fall for her tricks and lies. This article is good, it let me see that i should accept what has happened and not beat my self up, but i still find hard to let go of the disappointment. I just couldn’t believe she treated me the way she did till now. All my love went unappreciated.

Neilanderson

When we suffer a loss, a break-up, a painful change in our lives, we need to remember to take all the time we need to heal emotionally. Moving forward and getting back on track with our lives doesn’t take a day. It takes a lot of small steps to allow us to break free from our broken self and move on.
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Miranda

Thank you. This is really a must-read article for people who are moving on after a breakup. I thought the relationship that I was in is for a lifetime, that he will never let me go so I gave everything and I allowed myself to fall in love helplessly. We’ve been together for almost 7 years but we’ve at a long distance for 4 years and every year, he was coming home. But when he got home last year, I noticed the difference. Maybe I was just paranoid so I let it go. He was at the verge of saying something before too but he didn’t continue. I know there was really something wrong even before but I just let it go. And when he got back home, our relationships become rocky. Yeah, maybe we still loved each other but I know there was something amiss. It made me sad, I kept on nagging him too until such time, I read a notification on his email that he checked in sin some hotel. I asked but he just said that he didn’t do anything. But I lost the trust and I followed my instinct. I tried to fixed everything but I realized that I am the only one fighting. So last May, I dropped the final bomb. We broke up. I chased after him too but there’s no really a chance. So last June, I let go all the emotions. I said my final goodbye. BUt until now, I am till hoping that we still get back together. But my sisters and friends keep on saying to let go and moved on because I deserved someone better. But how? when all I want is him. And it keeps on hurting me.

Carolyn

Hello I am Brittney Lisa ,I am out here to spread this good news to the entire world on how I got my ex husband back.I was going crazy when my husband left me and my two kids for another woman last month, But when i met a friend that introduced me to Dr iayaryi the great messenger to the oracle of Dr iayaryi solution home,I narrated my problem to Dr iayaryi about how my ex Husband left me and my two kids and also how i needed to get a job in a very big company.He only said to me that i have come to the right place were i will be getting my heart desire without any side effect.He told me what i need to do,After it was been done,24 hours later,My Ex Husband called me on the phone and was saying sorry for living me and the kids before now and one week after my Husband called me to be pleading for forgiveness,I was called for interview in a very big company here in USA were i needed to work as the managing director..I am so happy and overwhelmed that i have to tell this to the entire world to contact Dr iayaryi on his personal email address and get all your problems solve..No problem is too big for him to solve..Contact him direct on: (driayaryi2012@hotmail.com)and get your problems solved like me….. ONCE AGAIN HIS EMAIL ADDRESS IS: (driayaryi2012@hotmail.com)

patches509

This is almost exactly what I have been going through…down to the timeline, and the distance, and the suspicions…I’m with you. And I don’t have any answers except to say that I bookmarked this page and keep coming back to it every so often (more time passes between each visit now, which is a good sign I suppose) for a boost and to refocus my efforts on moving forward. I’ll also share a quote that helped me “the cracks let in the light, and let the light out.” I take it to mean that we become more able to share our light and true selves with others as we experience (and bounce back from) heart ache. Also, your heartbreak simultaneously creates more room for light and joy, and it takes time but I have faith our open, imperfect, broken hearts, will be full again. Finally, “emotions are visitors. let them come and go.” This too shall pass. Much love and warmth to you.

so sad Sally

I am dealing with this pain now. We were together 10 years. It is painful enough but knowing he is with someone else is destroying me. I thought he was truly mine. I was his very first relationship at age 49, a stay at home with his mom until this age. I am a widow of 12 years and there is a 7 year age difference, I was married 37 years to a wonderful man who gave me 2 wonderful sons. I had a very difficult time letting go of my husband. After 12 years I was just going to let him know I was ready to move on with our relationship but he had other news for me. I am devastated at 69 and so lonesome. Will I ever heal. Five months and he told me no contact. We wee lifetime friends. Someone help me, I am in counseling as I feel like I am back to square one and grieving.

Rio Lim

I am dealing with great sorrow…I have just lost a BEAUTIFUL LOVE..alone again at 41…

Jay

It’s been almost 8 years since we parted. My damn temper and infantile way of handling a break-up made reconciliation, at the least, impossible. I’ve been…”ok” for the past 3 years with some sporadic feelings of depression. I miss my ex so much and the love in me is still there. But, I guess that I envy the fact that is was so easy for my ex to move on than me. Well, if the second sentence was any indication, then it’s an uphill battle to recovery from now on. How I wish we had never met.

Lisa Dumi

i tried to extract the qualities or ideas about my lost love that made it so powerful. And imagine that’s what I miss and need to find somewhere else – in persons or things or me. Well, don’t take me for genius, the idea is great but I’m still a crying, depressed fool too after five months. I had a few days in five month when I felt like my mind was clear and it was bliss. I want this to end soon. This article is the best one I’ve read yet and I will take it to heart. Thank you for the piece about not letting others rush you. I had this experience when my mother died and people rushed me. It took me two years to feel “normal” again. I guess I’m a slow griever. It takes me a while to put it all together in my head and I can’t let go – give up – when it not clear. I like the idea of giving up, in, and just releasing.

Lisa Dumi

my ex got back on his track quick – I hate that! It’s usually one who suffers.

Lisa Dumi

I just found out this week my ex is dating someone else and doing all the things with her I always wanted to do and we never did for many reasons. I’m just numb.

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Vicky

So I’m still suffering from a break up from 10 months ago. We were only going out for a year and it wasn’t even a great relationship. It always felt one sided on my part. I don’t know why it’s still effecting me though, I feel like I kinda still want him but if he asked me to get back with him now I couldn’t. So I feel stuck and unable to move forward. I also feel like I wont find love again or at least someone that I’ll end up settling down with. I never seem to meet anyone that makes me feel special. This article has helped a little but I have no one to talk to. Its not so easy to get counsellors in the UK. Still I try to move forward I know I’ll be better one day but it’s never taken this long before :/

Alyssa Beseris

Me and my boyfriend broke up 3 years ago and I am still torn up about it. He treated me pretty bad but I forgave him and we are married now. I still think about it all the time and am bitter about it.

julei lucas

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Carolyn

Hello I am Brittney Lisa ,I am out here to spread this good news to the entire world on how I got my ex husband back.I was going crazy when my husband left me and my two kids for another woman last month, But when i met a friend that introduced me to Dr iayaryi the great messenger to the oracle of Dr iayaryi solution home,I narrated my problem to Dr iayaryi about how my ex Husband left me and my two kids and also how i needed to get a job in a very big company.He only said to me that i have come to the right place were i will be getting my heart desire without any side effect.He told me what i need to do,After it was been done,24 hours later,My Ex Husband called me on the phone and was saying sorry for living me and the kids before now and one week after my Husband called me to be pleading for forgiveness,I was called for interview in a very big company here in USA were i needed to work as the managing director..I am so happy and overwhelmed that i have to tell this to the entire world to contact Dr iayaryi on his personal email address and get all your problems solve..No problem is too big for him to solve..Contact him direct on: (driayaryi2012@hotmail.com)and get your problems solved like me….. ONCE AGAIN HIS EMAIL ADDRESS IS: (driayaryi2012@hotmail.com)

lee39

I have been with my wife for 12 years and have 2 lovely children, she told me 5 weeks ago she didn’t love me anymore and wants a complete seperation. We’re still living together and im hurting so much it was totally unexpected. She had never been interested in going out drinking ever but now stays out all night with her phone switch off leaving me with the kids. I have bouts of not sleeping for days, she says she has not slept with anyone and just stays around friends houses but it’s still torture. We are saving for me to move out but i want the kids, i gave up my 20 year job to care for our disabled child and for her to progress her career, she won’t let me have the kids but how can she work long hours and be with our kids without using some form of carer. This is the second time I’ve been hurt and i don’t think i could fall into that trap again, i just want her back even if she is exploring her life right now.

Richelle

Great article! I was in a relationship, that
although wasn’t long, had a major impact on me and ended a year ago. I’ve spent
the majority of this time trying to get over it by reading every self-help book
that I can think of, even deciding on a “dating sabbatical” etc. I
actually “thought” that I was in a good place until BAM… I bumped
into him yesterday at the coffee shop. I literally felt like I had been punched
in the stomach. I got home, cried, and even proceeded to call him. It wasn’t a “I’m crying and can’t get past you talk,” but more of a “lets laugh at the
awkward situation that just occurred with hopes that you hearing my voice
would make you want to rekindle our old relationship”… seemed like a good idea
at the time. Lol Needless to say I woke up this morning feeling all over the place. I’m so glad that I stumbled upon this article. I’ll for sure be saving it to my
favorites. Thanks for sharing!!!!

Xai

Right now, I love this girl. I’ve given up everything for her because I love her so much. Right now, we broke up a month ago because her mother had a heart attack. I couldn’t do anything about it and I felt that she might move on. I know her mother is sick but why couldn’t she just ask for a break? Right now, her mom is feeling better and I think she really misses me, But now I heard that she’s been planning to move on and that really hurt me. After I gave her space, she was happy to see me, tomorrow after, she’s cold and when I told her “are you moving on” she simply told me to go back to class, I told her again and she said no, but I know it felt like she wanted to move on. I really love this girl so much. I just don’t know what to do ._. I even want to start over with her If I had the chance.

DivyaNayak

I tried “Melerigamy” to get him back. it really worked

myself

i was married for 32 years and the last 5 of them were spent trying to save my marriage.when i look back now one and half years post breakup i regret that i tried to save it at all ,when its over its over .im now 53 and have got to try and start a new life but first i have to find and love myself .breaking up was devastating but will heal with time ,precious time of course

Jacqueline Ashley

Hello i am Jacqueline Ashley ,from USA, I am out here to spreed this good news to the entire world on how i got my ex lover back.I was going crazy when my lover left me for another girl last month,But when i meet a friend that introduce me to Dr Agumagu the great messenger to the oracle that he serve,I narrated my problem to Dr Agumagu about how my ex lover left me and also how i needed to get a job in a very big company.He only said to me that i have come to the right place were i will be getting my heart desire without any side effect.He told me what i need to do,After it was been done,In the next 2 days,My lover called me on the phone and was saying sorry for living me before now and also in the next one week after my lover called me to be pleading for forgiveness,I was called for interview in my desired company were i needed to work as the managing director..I am so happy and overwhelmed that i have to tell this to the entire world to contact Dr Agumagu at the following email address and get all your problem solve..No problem is too big for him to solve..Contact him direct on: agumaguspelltemple@gmail.com or agumaguspelltemple@outlook.com and get your problems solve like me..here is my email address in case you need any question from me jacquelineshley@outlook.com

Jacqueline Ashley

Hello i am Jacqueline Ashley ,from USA, I am out here to spreed this good news to the entire world on how i got my ex lover back.I was going crazy when my lover left me for another girl last month,But when i meet a friend that introduce me to Dr Agumagu the great messenger to the oracle that he serve,I narrated my problem to Dr Agumagu about how my ex lover left me and also how i needed to get a job in a very big company.He only said to me that i have come to the right place were i will be getting my heart desire without any side effect.He told me what i need to do,After it was been done,In the next 2 days,My lover called me on the phone and was saying sorry for living me before now and also in the next one week after my lover called me to be pleading for forgiveness,I was called for interview in my desired company were i needed to work as the managing director..I am so happy and overwhelmed that i have to tell this to the entire world to contact Dr Agumagu at the following email address and get all your problem solve..No problem is too big for him to solve..Contact him direct on: agumaguspelltemple@gmail.com or agumaguspelltemple@outlook.com and get your problems solve like me..here is my email address in case you need any question from me jacquelineshley@outlook.com

Vivek Khantwal

How could I feel better when she is inside my brain all the time…..?? Had a recent breakup and it was very very painful because she was very close to me……for 6 years I shared each and everything with her…..and suddenly she made a new bf and don’t even want to talk to me…..god knows I only loved her and no one else…..what abt all the things she said to me…..were they all lies…..sometimes I feel like killing myself…..will I ever be normal…..

Vivek Khantwal

Same condition is with me…..please tell me how u overcame it….

Kunal Jani

I am recently out of a relationship which lasted for 7 years. I live in a closed minded society. where my gf parents were not agreeing with our marriage and she did not wanted to hurt her parents. We tried to persuade them but nothing happened. She chose her parents .Will I be able to move on? When we got separated due to other people. We both love each other. Yes this kind of society does exist even if its 2015 already.

TheRedemption78 .

This has helped! Thank you for writing this! It’s been almost 8 years and I’m still not over her! I haven’t been able to truly let go. She moved on right away after the split. It’s honestly been the hardest thing I’ve ever tried to deal with/overcome. There are a few things in this article I believe I have failed to try or was not allowing myself to do. I am glad I found this! I too like the comment before me am unsure of how to even really let go. I’ll be reading this a few times over!

Lilu

How long were you broken up for before getting back together? Did he make changes to his behavior and apologies for the hurts? I am worried that I won’t be able to move past my bitterness at the way he hurt me. Scared if he feels like he has to make up for it the rest of his life it will sabotage our renewed relationship. I want to forgive and try to forget. A new start with someone who hurt me is scary. But I love him more than anyone on Earth.

lys

I totally understand what you mean. I sometimes think about who I would have ended up with if we didn’t get back together. We were broken up for 4 months and it was so rough. He was dating other people and kind of deciding between them or me and I would give up then he would tell me he loved me and I would come back, it was rough. We have been married for a year and a half and I would say I am 95% over it. I am happy and we have a great relationship but it is hard sometimes thinking that my husband is the person who has hurt me the most. He treats me amazing and we have no problems now, but like I said I still think about it sometimes. We had a talk awhile back about moving on and forgiving and he did apologize. Let me know if you have any other questions! I am en expert in this field. I know you will be able to get past it and be happy but you also could find someone else and have a fresh new start and can leave that chapter of your life behind. I also told myself that I would never be that.. desperate again. I had a hard time being alone after dating him for 2 years and it was hard being by myself. If he ever told me he wanted a divorce now, I would say okay and not fight it because it is so hard being the only person fighting for something.