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LadyBronte · 56-60, F
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MikefromEP · 51-55, M
@LadyBronte: That seems rather harsh
LadyBronte · 56-60, F
I can only speak for myself. In time I've learned to deal but there is no cure and it really never goes away. So my answer, while harsh, is also true.
MikefromEP · 51-55, M
@LadyBronte: The harshness was on how fast you answered it :(
rckt148 · 61-69, M
time ,it really does heal all wounds ,but there is no quick answer I know of
5 1/2 yrs for me ,but i am almost over it
first 2 yrs ,I was not sure I was gonna live
but I think it all comes down to if you want to let it go
the more you go over the would have could haves should haves the harder it is to let it go
5 1/2 yrs for me ,but i am almost over it
first 2 yrs ,I was not sure I was gonna live
but I think it all comes down to if you want to let it go
the more you go over the would have could haves should haves the harder it is to let it go
Jackaloftheazuresand · 26-30, M
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Ummm well yes, with time you realize that you are much better without that person that hurts and you don't need that kind of nonsense in your life because you are better than that. Everyone has a different way, but usually time and experiences help. Hugs
labsrock · M
I agree that a distraction would help. Time and a little distance from the cause seem to be the best medicine
Sicarium · 46-50, M
Yes, distraction.
mynameisrose · F
@Sicarium: give me one example
mynameisrose · F
@Sicarium: vacation sounds great, new romance I don't think I am ready for that
blueumbrella · 31-35, F
No. But books and music can be a good distraction.
DemonicPersona · F
time