Friday, March 18, 2011

Tips To Deal With A Breakup Faster

By Brenda S. Phelps


Everyone you come across has likely gone through a break up at one point or another in life. They are known to be painful. There is a heavy emotional burden that comes with a breakup. The loneliness is also unbearable but in times like that, one should take hid that friends are there.

Even after undergoing a breakup ordeal, one should not remain tethered to that fate and stay all moody and emotional about it. Here are tricks you can use to ease the hurt.

If there is a difficult thing to do yet the all important thing, it is the part of accepting it all. It takes strength to swallow that. Once you do that, you see your life through different perspective. You will find that there is a lot of potential in accepting life so far and getting along.

Always learn to let the whole breakup experience be a crucial lesson to you. Learn from all the mistakes made and use these lessons in the next relationship. Let it be like a cheat book which will help you avoid certain pitfalls the next time you play the game.

Do not mistake this to be a green light to go and smear yourself with blame. The more one keeps replaying the blame tapes the more he is likely to keep on hating himself. Look for self understanding instead.

It is advised that one should stay out of the ex's path. Do not go to those favorite hangout spots where it is quite obvious that you will find him. Resist imagining how he looks like after the break up. Try and press the delete key and that will help you with the healing.

Be the master of your own emotions by writing down your feelings. It is an excellent therapy for those who have just undergone a breakup and are feeling some animosity. A journal will help you to keep the emotions in check.

It is wise to take to the pen if you want to keep the emotions in the cage. Writing after a break up is known to be therapy. If you have all those ravaging feelings of animosity within you, loosen their leashes by writing them a journal.




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