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JohnnyNoir · 56-60, M
Think about the possibility that the other person has already let go and moved on. I let my anger simmer for far too long after my divorce. You can’t let it continue to eat at you. At some point you have to ask yourself if carrying that emotional baggage is worth it. It isn’t.
summerlove · 31-35, F
@JohnnyNoir I agree you just have to let it go. I’m done being angry and feeling hurt. I really want to just let everything go so I guess it just starts with that way of thinking and with time you will feel indifferent.
daydeeo · 61-69, M
Change of focus and time.
And I came across a good quote the other day: Forgive; not because they deserve forgiveness, but because you deserve peace.
And I came across a good quote the other day: Forgive; not because they deserve forgiveness, but because you deserve peace.
summerlove · 31-35, F
@daydeeo That is a good quote. I’ll get there with time.
HotMessExpress102 · 41-45, F
It’s all a process.
Some people can flip a switch and be done and for others it takes a very long time.
Let’s say you were with someone for a year... that’s 365 days of that someone whispering in your ear or you hearing their voice on your own. One can’t expect to become indifferent with 365 days of their life in 1 day.
It takes time to process and move forward.
Some people can flip a switch and be done and for others it takes a very long time.
Let’s say you were with someone for a year... that’s 365 days of that someone whispering in your ear or you hearing their voice on your own. One can’t expect to become indifferent with 365 days of their life in 1 day.
It takes time to process and move forward.
summerlove · 31-35, F
@HotMessExpress102 That is true. In less than 3 months we seriously spent like 100 hours talking on the phone. We talked so much and it really hurt me when he said I’m moving on now goodbye like I meant nothing to him, I just don’t understand how some people can be so heartless to you when you were so kind to them.
kodiac · 22-25, M
Maybe the one you're really angry with is you?Screw thinking about him and concentrate on forgiving your self ? The anger i get is at myself for letting myself get used and hurt.
summerlove · 31-35, F
@kodiac I saw red flags in him but still continued to talk to him, so he’s not entirely to blame. But I’ve definitely learnt from the experience.
Adogslife · 61-69, M
If you can’t meet in person, it’s not dating.
Find someone in real life to take your mind off him. Plus, the new guy will be better. 👍🏻 How can he not be?
Find someone in real life to take your mind off him. Plus, the new guy will be better. 👍🏻 How can he not be?
summerlove · 31-35, F
@Adogslife I never said we were dating. Even if you haven’t met in person but spend that much time talking to each other online, a relationship of some sort is still formed and respect should still be given regardless whether it’s in person or not.
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@summerlove Np. That's why we're here, to help & support others, right?
summerlove · 31-35, F
@Thebitterone Yes I definitely agree with that.
@summerlove Cool, as long as I'm not working I'll talk to you.