Disclaimer: Everything written here is just my point of view.
I assume that everyone here has gone through a break up.
I assume that everyone here has gone through a break up.
However, it's been a preconception that the one who split the words first is the bad person.
We should not be bias on a relationship that the person who ask for a break up FIRST should take ALL the responsible.
Because what I see, the one who call it an end is the one who is more sensitive on what's going on, recognize that two person are not meant to each another any more, so why is their fault?
A typical break up happens and you are the one who call it an end?
I am sure that you're feeling awful, even though you know you've made the best choice, but you can't run away from the guilt because both of you might happened to have many wonderful memories. Fred not! No matter you are the one being ''breaked'' or the one who''breaked'' the ''up'', I am here to got you covered. wtfhaha.
Just follow the tips bellow and work on them.
I am sure you will not be traumatized with your past relationship.
1. Give yourself some time.
Most of the people have this preconception that forgetting someone is to stop all the contacts and stop seeing that person, stop texting, stop everything that relates to that particular person.
I find that pretty reckless and that tactic is pretty useless.
I stand on my point that giving yourself so time to miss, to text, to DO ANYTHING related to him/her, and reduce a bit in time and replace it with something else.
And soon, you will found out that most of the time you waste on your ex had been replaced doing something else.
Don’t force yourself to get over your feelings; let them fade naturally.
2. LEARN WHAT’S APPROPRIATE.
Some guilt is appropriate and some guilt is inappropriate.
One of the key breakup tips for getting past it has to do with learning which is which.
For example,are you the one who caused the breakup?
Did you uses your ex, cheat, or sleep with someone else?
If so, guilt is an appropriate response – but, again, none of this makes you a bad person.
Remind yourself: you are only a human and human make mistakes. ( self- psycho wtf BOL )
Basically I only self-psycho myself that I am pretty. HAHA
3. Plan yourself a getaway.
People say time heals everything.
I say a quick getaway heals ANYTHING!
Free yourself from all the social obligations and work.
Plan yourself something, anywhere to go.
Movie, Coffee, Vacation, anything! Spend some quality time just you, and yourself.
Sometimes, getting lost will help you find yourself.
4. INDULGE into something new.
There is so much thing to be pick up. Cooking classes, Yoga classes, computer classes.....
Open your mind, arms, and heart to new things!
Why lock yourself up? Knowledge has no boundaries!
When you learned and masters new skill, your life change.
You'll be in a different horizon.
Believe it or not.
Open your mind, arms, and heart to new things!
Why lock yourself up? Knowledge has no boundaries!
When you learned and masters new skill, your life change.
You'll be in a different horizon.
Believe it or not.
5. THINK POSITIVE.
You must think positive, understands that breaking up is the best way to set you and your ex free from suffering on having different opinions and expectations on love.
6. be PATIENCE.
Remember, don't rush with feelings.
Don't get yourself into another relationship when you're not done with the old one.
Having a relationship is all about QUALITY, not QUANTITY.
Do not fall for anyone when you're not ready to give 100% of yourself.
P/s: Love when you're ready, not when you're lonely.
xoxo.
byez.
Don't get yourself into another relationship when you're not done with the old one.
Having a relationship is all about QUALITY, not QUANTITY.
Do not fall for anyone when you're not ready to give 100% of yourself.
P/s: Love when you're ready, not when you're lonely.
xoxo.
byez.

















