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  • in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103714
    Brav3
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    Anita,

    You are right. I can’t run away from memories, images and words that are stored in my brain. In fact, they are main triggers than this place itself.

    I am trying to figure out what can be done for healing. I actually do not know either. I really want to move on as well.

    I had seen some bits of that movie.

    Brav3

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103705
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    Dear Anita,

    I am thinking about, once my contract is finished, to leave my current job and city just to give me a fresh start and stay away from all these triggers. But then I feel like I am running away from my pain? or What if this happens again, where will I run next time?

    Is it too early to think about all this considering my contract will finish in Dec and I can’t go before then?

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103697
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    Yes Aboveangel. Its like we want to figure out or in my case, I wanted to figure out why this happened? I wanted to get closure by finding out the reason for her leaving me. The truth is even she would have explained me clearly, I still wouldn’t understand. There is no point to contact it only makes it worse by keeping one hopeful.

    Brav3
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    Hi Carly,

    I am going through a breakup to. I will try my best to help you. Here’s something I would like to say about your breakup.

    1. Everything is impermanent/ changes that includes people and situations.
    a. Your ex changed, he wasn’t the same person due to issues in his life.
    b. Your relationship with him changed. Try and see how it was at the start and then in 2014 with his new behavior how it started changing.

    # Here’s what I’ve learnt from my ex. We cannot grasp or cling to people because everybody changes, including you and me. We cannot stop or control it. We suffer when we continue to cling on something that was in the past, its changed, its gone.

    # Advice : Learn to cultivate acceptance and letting go, very hard but not impossible. The heart break feeling and emotions that you and I are going through, it will change.

    2. You aren’t at fault for this breakup. Why?
    a. Because you never gave up on him, he did on you and broke up with you
    b. You did everything you could possibly do, even tolerating is alcoholism and poor behavior.
    c. You moved out for a job, not to break up with him. In fact, you were trying to give another chance, a fresh start.

    # Your mind will continue to torment you with “if only I did this or that better” thoughts. The truth is you loved him and did everything you could do throughout our time, sure you would have made some mistakes, but you never gave up on him.

    # Advice: Embrace the fact that you cannot control your ex or his decision to not be with you or his feelings towards you. I know I couldn’t, when my ex told me that she doesn’t want to be with me or she doesn’t want even try. I still go through feeling of shocks and denial.

    3. Your self discovery journey starts now. There will be alot emotions that you have to go through, grief, anger, loneliness, sadness, shock, confusion, denial etc. etc. I am sorry to say but there’s no escape from it, I am going through them every day. You meant to go through this journey and bear this pain. My heart goes to you. Find support through friend or counselor but do not numb yourself with drugs, alcohol, recreational sex, binge tv or eating etc.. These feelings don’t go until they teach you something very important.

    4. Last important advice. I say this to myself everyday ” This is meant to happen”. We all wish that this current/ present moment is wrong because this was never meant to happen. And we want it to go away. I feel like this everyday. But the acceptance only comes when you learn to stay with pain. Learn to be with what is.

    Hope it helps. I send you compassion and relief.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103673
    Brav3
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    Hi Aboveangel,

    I know what it likes to have a broken heart. I am going through it. Hope my words gives you some relief.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103672
    Brav3
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    Hi Carly,

    Hope my tips will help you. I will reply you in your thread.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103577
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    Hey Cath,

    Thanks for posting. 4th month just started since break up and I am still going through the emotional coaster ride. Self love is there but it gets difficult at some times when I feel doubtful about ever coming out of this. I am tired of feeling grief and sadness, every morning and night.

    I am thinking about, once my contract is finished, to leave my current job and city just to give me a fresh start and stay away from all these triggers. But then I feel like I am running away from my pain? or What if this happens again, where will I run next time?

    Is it too early to think about all this considering my contract will finish in Dec and I can’t go before then?

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103573
    Brav3
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    Anita,

    Thank you for being so compassionate and helpful.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103506
    Brav3
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    Sometimes I feel sad for people like her who do not understand what love and relationship is all about.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103504
    Brav3
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    Anita,

    I am trying to develop that relationship with myself. Its hard sometimes, sometimes I feel that I can do it.

    Its my 4th month since she walked away. And I still feel shock sometimes that how could she changed so much so fast. That my worth was so low for her, so easily replaceable.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103488
    Brav3
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    Anita

    I feel like I am dwelling on things, I should just learn to let go. I should just learn that there are goals that I might not be able to achieve in my life.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103433
    Brav3
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    Dear Anita,

    Yes it is scary.

    Brav3

    in reply to: Narcissistic Personality Disorder #103432
    Brav3
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    Hi Budhha88,

    My story is similar to yours, just less complicated. At the start she was all crazy about me, telling everyone about how good match we are and other BS. Then, she slowly start drifting from a girl who wants to be in relationship to a girl who wants to party and meet new guys. However, because I was so in love with her, I put aside my wants/needs and continued to accommodate her wants and needs. I ignored my gut feeling and inflicted harm on my self esteem.

    After reflecting upon it with counselor, I realized that she manipulated me for her personal gains and then left like that I never existed in her life.

    The biggest sign that you can find in NPD or manipulative person is that they have NO EMPATHY towards their victim. Normal people usually feel hurt and sad after breakup. But manipulative people or NPD have no empathy at all, no matter how old the relationship was.

    With regards to coping, you need to understand that figuring out whether she was or wasn’t NPD isn’t going to help. In fact, it made it worse in my situation and that’s why I stopped going to counselor. The best thing to do is recognize your grief and pain, and instead of running from it, you dive in. With time acceptance and letting go will come and then you can work on forgiveness. Do not hesitate to cry or do no feel that you are weak. It takes courage to face your difficult emotions. I am still struggling with acceptance and letting go of my strong love for her after 3 months of break up.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103431
    Brav3
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    Hi Budhha88,

    My story is similar to yours, just less complicated. At the start she was all crazy about me, telling everyone about how good match we are and other BS. Then, she slowly start drifting from a girl who wants to be in relationship to a girl who wants to party and meet new guys. However, because I was so in love with her, I put aside my wants/needs and continued to accommodate her wants and needs. I ignored my gut feeling and inflicted harm on my self esteem.

    After reflecting upon it with counselor, I realized that she manipulated me for her personal gains and then left like that I never existed in her life.

    The biggest sign that you can find in NPD or manipulative person is that they have NO EMPATHY towards their victim. Normal people usually feel hurt and sad after breakup. But manipulative people or NPD have no empathy at all, no matter how old the relationship was.

    With regards to coping, you need to understand that figuring out whether she was or wasn’t NPD isn’t going to help. In fact, it made it worse in my situation and that’s why I stopped going to counselor. The best thing to do is recognize your grief and pain, and instead of running from it, you dive in. With time acceptance and letting go will come and then you can work on forgiveness. Do not hesitate to cry or do no feel that you are weak. It takes courage to face your difficult emotions. I am still struggling with acceptance and letting go of my strong love for her after 3 months of break up.

    in reply to: For those who broke up recently, some tips for you #103426
    Brav3
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    Dear Anita

    I am not sure if I can do this here.

    Brav3

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