TIPS on getting over an EX-BOYFRIEND...

By dee
@yresh12 (3212)
Philippines
February 17, 2010 6:00am CST
I Always read discussions about our fellow myLotters getting advises on how to get over an EX... Here are some that I know of... 1. Cry it all out Just cry it out. Cry all the regrets, the memories and everything you feel about it. 2. Treat Yourself Go out with your friends. Buy a new shoes, go shopping. This will keep your mind of from your Ex. 3. Socialize. Socialize.Socialize. Make new friends.You'll never know maybe you'll find the guy for you lurking around...
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@laydee (12798)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
There's no easy way to get over someone you love or have been with for a long time, I really couldn't imagine how divorced people could get over their ex-spouse. But, on the lighter side - getting over a boyfriend or a girlfriend. I could remember asking the same thing to my brother when he and his past girlfriend separated. I wanted to see how men think as I would know how a woman would think. He simply told me that he avoids thinking of the good side, instead he'd think about why the relationship needed to end. He says that thinking of the good stuff only makes you yearn for the other person, but instead of ballooning the emotion by thinking of the good moments, focusing on the bad would justify the need of the parties to separate. I think that's a good tip. Think more on the bad side. Whenever you think about how you miss the guy, remember how he mistreats you, or doesn't show compassion or simply - why the two of you are not meant for each other. It's easier said than done, but believe me, once you're over someone, you'd definitely laugh at yourself from moping over such a guy in the first place. Good luck!!
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@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
Hi laydee!! Thank you so much for posting.. I hope that your response could also help our fellow myLotters as well. You have a very good point looking at the bad site of that relationship could really help people move on.Forget the things that made you hold on to it. It is really very helpful.
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@junmae (1586)
• Philippines
18 Feb 10
I agree with laydee, thinking of the bad sides of the relationship is much better because it can lessen the regrets and pain. You will think that things will just get worst if it doesn't ended soon.
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@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
18 Feb 10
Hi junmae! Yeah It's really a very good way to do it...
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@ronaldinu (12422)
• Malta
17 Feb 10
I would another one...........find another boyfriend. There s a lot of fish in the sea. I really thing that your suggestions are valid. Socialising is the key issue. Being open to others helps you to overcome your pain and emotional turmoil. Friends help ups to overcome such problems.
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@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
Thank you so much for posting ronald and for your positive feedback. I hope I was able to help some..
• India
17 Feb 10
by the way... buyin new shoes will neva keep ur mind away frm him... its jus to fool ourselves.
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@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
Fooling ourselves could help us be happy sometimes even for just awhile...
• India
17 Feb 10
really hard to get over relationships lik this... tat too if it was a very long term relationship. i was in luv wiht a guy for over 8 yrs and neva knew he was cheatin on me... he had a very very honest and Mr.Perfect image in front of everybody.. finally whn i knew it i waz married to somebody else.. but still i feel bad tat we being cheated whn i was with him. jus feel lik avenging for it..
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@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
hello! I think you don't have to do anything about it now.You're married now and think of how lucky you are not ending up with a guy, who just fooled you..
@muning (52)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
yes, that's all true. i made friends to other people and i make myself always busy. After crying for a month, now i am a better person, more pretty. I can now say, that i move on by hanging out with colleagues, party. i let my self free which i can't do when I'm with him.
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@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
Elow muning! That's really nice to hear. I'm glad to know that you are really doing good in moving on. I hope that this could also motivate others to move on. Now that they've read someone who actually applied the tips.
@hbk2244 (180)
• United States
17 Feb 10
Like a poster above said, there is no easy or right way to get over someone. After a tough break up that I experienced, I found comfort in doing things that I enjoy. (watching sports, hanging with friends, going roller blading). My advice to someone going through a break up, make a list of five things that you really enjoy and spend time doing those things.
@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
18 Feb 10
That is really a good idea! I should also suggest them that sometime. In that way, we would busy ourselves and making it a productive one..
• United States
18 Feb 10
Find things to do. Meet new people. Concentrate on yourself. Don't worry about him anymore.
@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
18 Feb 10
I also mentioned that in my post... Thank you for posting..
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• Philippines
18 Feb 10
A lot of good advice had been said but nothing matters most than acceptance. Don't deny the hurt and most especially don't deny the lessons that you learned after the relationship has ended. Besides, it made you a better person... hopefully.
• Philippines
19 Feb 10
No worries:-)
@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
18 Feb 10
Ooops.. I never thought of that...Thanks for the additional info Ms. BEbeh.!!
@laglen (19759)
• United States
17 Feb 10
to get over one guy, get on top of another? sorry for the levity but it helps!
@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
Does it? LOL.I can't imagine my friend doing that.
@diamania (7011)
• Netherlands
17 Feb 10
If something rankles within me I write things down. It helps clear my mind, as I know that I have it on paper and can always reread it instead of keeping on thinking about it. It is not necessarily something you only have to do when mourning over an ex.
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@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
17 Feb 10
You're definitely right. You could be more productive and getting that thing out of you system!!
@p3ks626 (6538)
• Philippines
18 Feb 10
My friend should read this. =) Getting over something is more of a mind set.
@yresh12 (3212)
• Philippines
18 Feb 10
Yeah, i hope she could read it so that she wouldn't be sad anymore... :)