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When the relationship goes bad and you suddenly find yourself figuring how to deal with a break up, you may feel the pain will never be over. Your emotions may be running so high so that you feel you will be an emotional wreck for the rest of your life, and never get over the breakup.
Most of what you feel is complete embarrassment from being dumped. It is okay to be in this state. And the best way how to get over a breakup and move forward is to not feel so bad about yourself.
You may find yourself feeling angry and resentful to your former partner, again, this is perfectly natural. Allow yourself to feel these emotions, however be sure you only let your anger out in an appropriate environment.
It is perfectly acceptable to cry, wail and scream in the privacy of your home or with friends: What is not acceptable is taking your anger out on your ex partner. Just because they have left you and you are hurting does not mean they too deserve to be hurt. Acting out on your ex will also make you appear small and petty to others.
Other than hurt, you may start to blame yourself for what happened. Many "what if" and "if only" thoughts may be running through your mind as you try come to grips with the breakup. Just do not blame yourself for it.
The break up is no ones fault and there is nothing you could have done to prevent it. In fact a break up is indicative of the fact that there was something wrong with the relationship, so preventing the break up would actually be cheating you and your ex partner from finding the right relationship for you.
Just when you have thought you have finished dealing with a break up, your ex may find a new lover. This may bring back all your feelings of anger and resentment towards them. So remember to let these feelings out but in a healthy manner.
Many people experience a variety of emotions in their lives, including feeling hurt and resentment. But what makes each person different is how they cope with those feelings. Acknowledging and letting go of those feelings is a healthy way in dealing with a break up and getting on with life.
When learning how to deal with a break up, it is likely that you will have both good and bad days. Just take each day as it comes and give yourself the time and space to get to grips with the situation. Once you have accepted the feelings you are experiencing and started dealing with a break up, you will be able to move on enjoy your life again. So be strong! And stay positive!
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