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March 6, 2016 at 1:59 pm #98201AndyParticipant
Anita,
She’s happy. I know her better than anyone. I’m falling. I’m killing myself over a girl who doesn’t care about me. It’s so hard. I’ve been crying and I feel so weak.
She has a new boy. A new lover. Threw me to the side and forgotten. I feel like I’ve been betrayed in a way. But I can’t shake her. She’s still in my heart and head. I’m stuck. I can’t move forward.
Andy
March 6, 2016 at 2:04 pm #98202AnonymousGuestDear Andy:
Even the little bit that you expressed above is a good thing: express your feelings, release them. Crying is good, writing, singing… anything to express these emotions, let them flow out. You will survive these feelings. They in themselves are not dangerous. No matter how painful these emotions, they are not dangerous. So trust in this truth and let them be and flow out and over time, you will see, the pain will dissipate. This shall pass.
Write anytime. Soon I will be going on a long walk- maybe you should too? Physical exercise is also a way to release strong emotions.
anita
March 6, 2016 at 2:53 pm #98211AndyParticipantAnita,
After this heartbreak, I feel like sometimes I’m worthless and not good enough for anyone. I’m often times lonely and caught up in my emotions. And it’s hard to push the thoughts out of my head.
I am struggling. I have nothing left in the tank. I want to be okay already.
Maybe I’ll go for s walk but I want to hide still. I’m in pain.
Andy
March 6, 2016 at 6:37 pm #98218AnonymousGuestDear Andy:
I am back from my walk. It is always be good to know I did it, finished the walk. I wonder if you did?
I understand that you are in pain. And I know pain. I also know it is not a dangerous feeling and you can endure it. Make it as least difficult on you as you can. Be easy on yourself. Maybe a hot bath (do men take hot baths? I don’t know if some do…)
Music? TV… something distracting, something calming?
This will be in the past. This will pass. Post anytime…
anita
March 6, 2016 at 6:39 pm #98219AnonymousInactiveAndy!!!
I hear you. I understand your pain SO WELL, trust me. I’ve just recovered out of 4 months after a break up. My days were just like yours. I also found out about other women with my ex. In fact I found out a lot of terrible stuff. But trust me- IT GETS BETTER. I’m here doing a lot better 4 months after. I’m stronger and I know myself much better now. I used to be skeptical when people told me that all the time. But yes we do heal. I even had arguments with all my frineds- almost lost most of them. So trust me please. It gets better!!!!March 6, 2016 at 9:15 pm #98229AndyParticipantAnita,
I wrote a song. I play it on my guitar. It made me feel better but still feel sad. I’m trying. It’s just so unbearable.
Cath,
The break up is okay with me. I accept that. I just feel she lied to me. And then rubbed in my face when she moved on so quick. She said she wouldn’t date for about a year and boom 2 weeks later. That crushed me. She said “Things just happen.”
It hurts a lot. I don’t know why it hurts. Why it still bothers me. Why I still think about it. I’m just a man. All I want is normality and peace.
Andy
March 7, 2016 at 6:43 am #98278AnonymousInactiveAndy I’ll tell you something that happened to me a month ago, might help you to feel better.
I’ve had quite a rough break up, as I said, 4 months ago. Story was very long, but in a nut shell, I had broken up myself and then regretted. In multiple attempts to mend it and try to get back with him (we were doing long distance) I was near his town and asked to see him. We hung out together and it felt like old times. Gave me a lot of hopes – until a couple of days later I found out he was seeing…his ex, the one before me. So he ”cheated” her with me. Yes. Andy, I feel like I’ve lived a lie for the 2.5 years I had been with him. But it only made me realize he is not the person I want to be with and I forgave myself and felt a huge relief.
So she’s not the person you want to be with. If you feel lied to. No one wants that. Relationships have to be built over TRUST.
Get better!!March 7, 2016 at 7:04 am #98279AndyParticipantCath,
It’s just so sinking. Knowing that the time and effort I put got spit out and now she’s with someone else. After just two weeks. After 4 years or dating. How could someone do that to someone they love?
I was attached to this girl. Emotionally, spiritually, everything. We had our differences but they went hand in hand I think. I can’t think straight. I’ve been praying and reading the bible. Plan on going to church. Anything to help me cope.
Andy
March 7, 2016 at 7:40 am #98281AnonymousGuestDear Andy:
You wrote a song and played it on your guitar, prayed, read the bible, plan to go to church… you do want to cope and get passed this intense pain. I am glad.
You asked above: “How could someone do that (go into another relationship 2 weeks after a 4 year relationship with you) to someone they love?”
I am intrigued by questions. If you’d like, I can attempt to come up with possible answers and you can examine them. you wrote last that you can’t think straight and of course, you are in pain. So if and when you are willing to attempt to answer this question, please do let me know.
Take care of yourself, Andy!
anita
March 7, 2016 at 8:46 am #98286AndyParticipantAnita,
Yes I guess some sort of answer would be nice. She emotionally detached from me she said but she wanted to get back together after the break up. She said she missed me and we bought each other Christmas gifts and i invited her to my Christmas party which she said no. Which was okay.
Then after the new year she was gone. Is it better to go in to dating right after or deal with the emotions I’m going through? She told me she still felt really sad and everything when I talked to her face to face. Now she’s having the time of her life. It’s hard.
Thank you for input!
Andy
March 7, 2016 at 8:58 am #98289AnonymousGuestDear Andy:
The question, then is: ““How could someone do that (go into another relationship 2 weeks after a 4 year relationship with you) to someone they love?”
Possible answers:
a. There were troubles in the 4 year relationship for a long time before the breakup. It was a gradual process of breaking up, only you are not aware that it was gradual. It was not something solid for 4 years and then a sudden breakup. There was lack of communication between you and her for a while before the final breakup. And so, she didn’t “do that”- that is, she didn’t out of nowhere cut the relationship and started another.
b. The relationship was solid enough for the great majority of the 4 years, then for a couple of months, a few weeks (as sudden as I can imagine it to be) there was a deterioration of the relationship and so, within a couple of months your relationship with her deteriorated and she started a new relationship.
I am taking a break here to ask you if you choose a, b, a combination of the two or none …something else?
anita
March 7, 2016 at 9:07 am #98290AndyParticipantAnita,
I guess it’s a combination of both. We had our troubles but always over came them.
Also is it good to be single for a while or just to into another relationship?
Andy
March 7, 2016 at 9:15 am #98294AnonymousGuestDear Andy:
Is it good to be single for a while or just get into another relationship, you asked and I am assuming you are asking about you, if it is good for you, correct?
I would say… as long as you learn something of significance about the previous relationship, it is a good idea to go to another. As long as you learn something of significance.
What says you?
anita
March 7, 2016 at 9:51 am #98304AndyParticipantAnita,
I guess I was speaking on behalf of the both of me and my ex. I’m single. She’s taken. Who is in a better position for a healthy relationship? We both didn’t want to date for a while but I guess she changed her mind.
Me I think it’s better to be single and experience new things for a bit
Andy
March 7, 2016 at 10:04 am #98306AnonymousGuestDear Andy;
She is “taken”- I prefer to put it differently: she is otherwise engaged.
I hope you don’t end up “taken” by a woman… and maybe this is something significant to learn. Maybe.
Since you think it is better for you to be single, then be single.
My thoughts: There is no such thing as post-relationship loyalty, you know. She being … otherwise engaged with another man is not a betrayal of you once it happened after the ending of your relationship. And you remaining single, does not make you a better person, a more of a loyal person since there is… no such thing as post-relationship loyalty.
anita
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