It's finally over and you can't believe it. Whether you called it, or your partner did, your whole world stops; whatever the reasons were. What to do then?
All I know is that there is no easy remedy. It doesn't matter how much they tell you "Don't think about him/her!" or "You gotta distract yourself" I promise you, you will be miserable.
However, it's not all hopeless.
The first thing to do here is to relax yourself -relatively speaking- and breathe deeply.
Secondly, don't use your phone, Facebook or any social outlet that relates to that other person, you will then start to obsess about what they're doing, thinking, etc. and you don't need this now.
Now, the next thing is to think, it will get better and I don't deserve this.
I will now give you some tips that should help anyone when they break up:
1. Stay positive.
2. Look for friends and distract yourself.
3. Talk about it with those you trust but don't overdo it, you will only make yourself look bad and make people uncomfortable.
4. Take time for yourself.
5. Do all the things you didn't get to do because you were with someone else.
6. For now, I think that focusing on things that made you mad will make you miss that other person even less. But don't stay mad forever or hold grudges!! If you do, you will never move on.
7. Pretty much an important point here, allow yourself to grief and feel pain.
Many times we try to avoid pain, depression, tears, etc. and it's normal because we are human; it is almost instinct. However, if we avoid something so strong, what will happen is that we will think so much about it trying not to, that it will end up being worse. So for now, embrace the pain. How to do it: Think for a moment and make a schedule - yes a schedule - now, set yourself some time to think alone about the situation, what happened, why it happened, and how can you manage it. Then set aside sometime to cry, watch corny movies, listen to emo music and let it all out, go crazy. But!!!! it is important that when you are done with this period you set yourself straight and go up like a rocket and do your best to feel better all the way. That means always be accompanied by friends, listen to good music, go to the movies, concerts, hell even go to church. After you do these two opposite actions then start regulating yourself and taking control of your emotions. Set some minutes to grieve but don't invest so much time on that.
Finally, and all I can say, you aren't the first or last person on Earth to go through this. You will feel better, I promise. For now, stay away, very very very very away from that person and when you feel in control of yourself and the situation then if you want, try to establish a friendly casual relationship. You are worth a lot and no one should be able to hold so much control of someone else, besides, if they don't appreciate you, why the hell you want to be with them?
Hope this helps, to whomever reads this, always stay positive, don't blame love, blame the people and live life to the fullest.
Remember: Hakuna Matata.
Love you,
Niki.


