Accept the situation in it’s entirety. The fact that it’s over, that you can’t change the past or present, that you weren’t his first, etc. Forgive him, and that is the hardest shit to do, but it’s not about him, it’s about you trying to heal, and that is part of it. Lastly, let time do it’s thing. There is no fast track or trick to getting over someone. It can take months, on top of months. There will be a lot of frustration, a lot of tears and reflecting on the situation but there’s no way around this. So allow yourself to go through the motions without being hard on yourself or angry for feeling, angry that it’s taking so long and you can’t just wipe him away. Just let it be. For me it helped to find gratitude rather than hate/despise him. I wanted to gain something positive, from a negative outcome. My gratitude came from the moments of happiness, bc we had a lot of those. It came from the adventures, surprises, and memories he gave that no other guy had. I hated to lose all that but I was so glad I got to experience that. Holding onto the positive rather than negative helped me forgive and not see him as a monster. Anyway, I’m not trying to compare stories and I apologize for the length, but I hope I said something that can help you find solace.
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Well, I can feel you in a way. I got a huge ass faceplant from things uncontrollably going south with a girl from epic to disastrous. I am left with some grief and a lot of questions... to some of which I have a suspicion about the answer.
What I did is just told myself that "you know what? Fuck this. I deserve better. And with that knowledge, I don't think of it any more. Don't dwell on it. Worse will happen.
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