How to cope with a break-up!

January 5th, 2010 by Anna

Ending a relation especially during a break up is not an easy feat. Even So, here are a some tips and thoughts that might help you to do it – making it less complicated and making you more resistant.

Getting over a break up gets easier with time but you can make that time less painful by keeping a positive attitude and focussing on you. Getting over a break up can be an ideal time to concentrate on your goals and on improving yourself.

It may be tempting to contact the person who hurt you and ask why or to try and put the relationship back together. This is NOT a good idea. You need space to be objective and try and be clear about your feelings for your ex.  Remind yourself what went wrong within the relationship and try not to just remember the good times (something that is easily and often done).

Under no conditions should you enter into any sexual activity with your ex.

When you are trying to get over a break up try to keep your stress level to a minimum – this can be hard when your emotions are all over th place.

You will no doubt feel anger and unhappiness, and even feelings of guilt (even if you have nothing to actually feel guilty about). If you feel you need to have a good rant and vent some anger then don’t be afriad to do so. It can be productive int the healing process.

Your friends and family are there to help and support you so, use them. Tell them how you are feeling and listen to their advice. Sometimes another persons perspective can give you a fresh view on the matter. If nothing else you can be around them and feel supported and cared for.

Examine your life.

When getting over a break up, it is the ideal time to concern about your lacks and needs. Try not to care about what your ex thinks? Do you need to cut your hair, get new clothes, take a course or make some changes to your life? This is a ideal time to do these things. Spoil yourself a little. Pamper yourself but don’t over do it though, or your financial matters might end up adding to your worries!

Getting over a bad break up is not easy, but with strength, support and friends and family you can do it!

2 Responses to “How to cope with a break-up!”

  1. jess

    Thanks that has acctualy helped because i was thinking of asking him if he wanted to give it another try .
    but i suppose if he really wanted me back he will come to me .

  2. Clarity

    Yes I actually agree with this. :0)

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