Breakups

The best answer to base your future on is no. Unfortunately, no matter how much we might want things to be different, we can't control other people, or undo their mistakes. We have to start learning to be okay without someone else, and how to stand alone again.

Even if he does come back, you will be better able to handle it at that time if you focus now on being okay without him. Then you will be in a better emotional space to decide whether letting someone who has betrayed you so thoroughly back into your life is a good idea.

to be honest, hes probably still not over you! and if he reacts to the break up this way! then hes obviously very childish aswell! if i was you, i would just ignore his childish comments, and act like it doesn't bother you! or is its really getting you down, confront him about it! in front of a group of friends, this way he'll feel humiliated and probably feel embarassed, because he has nothing to say, if you have gave him no reason to call you annoying (this technique does work if your alone with the guy when you confront him aswell) .

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Remember;; Be the bigger person! xD

Answer Some people have thick heads. There is little sense other than telling her what you think of her be it in private or in a public area where others can hear what you are saying so she may look stupid in the eyes of her friends, other than that, don't bother getting even, move on in life, she's not the only fish in the sea.

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well basically it depends on what happened that separated you two in the first place.....

Just because he's an ex-boyfriend doesn't mean you won't have an emotional connection. Be very carefull with this, though. If you value your marriage, you'll avoid anything that can introduce danger or weakness into your relationship. It's not wrong to continue a friendship with an ex, but if you are relying on the ex for emotional support then you are opening your heart to someone other than your husband.

It's hard to know what is going through his mind. He may feel guilty, and the fact you see him enough for him to stare at you is odd in itself. Usually when two people split it is wise to move on and I hope you do. Don't waste your time wishing and hoping for something that will not probably happen and set yourself free to find that someone special. Good luck Marcy

Unfortunately there isn't a quick fix. Nor is there an answer that works for everyone. Some may tell you to go out on a bunch of dates with lots of different people. Others may tell you to drown out your sorrows. I have found taking it one day at a time to be the best. It is so painful, I know, to lose someone, but letting go is the best thing you can do for both yourself and the person you love. At first it hurts and its very painful, some days worse than others, but eventually after enough time has passed it gets easier and easier. One day you'll wake up and realize you don't hurt anymore. During this time it is important to keep yourself occupied with stuff you love to do. If you had certain hobbies before you were dating and you let those go by the way-side pick them back up. Try to avoid activities and places that remind you of that person. Speaking from personal experience, the absolute worst thing you can do is call/text/email etc your ex. They don't want to hear you sobbing etc and all it does is hurt you when you don't hear what you want to hear. In fact, if you "bug" your ex enough you could get to a point where they won't even talk to you anymore. Basically, take it one day at a time. Remember what a wonderful person you are inside...work on bringing that person out. You'll eventually find yourself laughing at the breakup... it sounds bizarre, but it does happen :) Best Wishes

When one has invested in a relationship (of any sort), has certain expectations, it is not easy seeing it falling apart. But as someone has said, you can repair the broken vase but the crack will still show. Thus, one needs to let go. There are some experiences which just make us stronger and surer of ourselves. It is tough when we are going through it and saying goodbye to something one cares so much about, but, it is better to let go than hang on to the remains.

One fails but has to keep having the faith.. Everyday is a new beginning. Firstly, one should know that the failure of any relation is not a reflection of self. Even though I am not a believer of destiny, I do think there are some things not meant to happen. There is always a reason for whatever happens and even though it is not clear or important to us then, it will make sense someday. We are human and everyone of us is unique. Think of the relation as an equation.. its always solvable and with a result. It might take time to crack the equation but someday it will be solved.

letting go is an important process in understanding one selves. If we respect ourselves and the other person, we would not want to keep them unwillingly. Moving on is crucial simply cause that is life. It is constantly evolving. One can keep hanging in, keep hoping, keep pining for the one who left but this only makes one weaker. Carpe Deim.. seize the day!

As they say, Treat them mean and keep them keen :)

im guessing its a true saying!

Sometimes you think you've gotten over a person, but when you see him smile you suddenly realize you're just pretending you're over him to ease the pain of knowing that he will never be yours.

Look in my eyes and you will find me, but look in my heart and you will find you.

This is an interesting and thought provoking quote by the late Cavett Robert. It addresses 'neediness': "Most people are walking around, umbilical cord in hand, looking for a new place to plug it in."

If you find yourself in love with a person who does not love you, be gentle with yourself. There is nothing wrong with you. Love just didn't choose to rest in the other person's heart.

You know you love someone when you want them to be happy even if their happiness means that you're not part of it.

I swore to myself it wouldn't happen again. I vowed to myself that this was the end. The end of this longing, this yearning so strong... I said I was over you, but oh I was so wrong.

Someone should sue Disney for planting the ideas in little kids heads that every girl has a prince and everything ends up happily ever after.

How do I say goodbye to someone I never really had? Why do my tears fall so endlessly for someone who was never really mine? Why is it I miss someone I was never really with? And why do I love someone whose love was never really mine?

If you want things to go back to normal, do what you would usually do with him on dates....

If he still acts weird, confront him about it.

If he really likes you, he wouldn't care what you ask him..

Well tbh. No body really knows. I mean Zayn he's been searching every corner calling out your name. He's trying to find you but he just doesn't know. Where do broken hearts go. Vote yes if your a Directioner. Fudge off if your not. This answer was provided by Terzea Clifford9Directioner and SOS'er

Ex sex is hot. Guys are often still attracted to girls they arnt going out with anymore, useally just because they want to sleep with them. Ex sex is hot. Guys are often still attracted to girls they arnt going out with anymore, useally just because they want to sleep with them.

Yes, love can fade. (or grow)

Once it's gone, it would be very difficult to rekindle it with the same person ... that would require some major changes in behavior.

I think the love can fade, but there will always be that spot in your and that person's heart for each other that will never go away.

It's worth a chance. It's better to take a chance than to never know.

just remember that they are incapable of really caring for you, at all. once you realize any guilt or regret you feel for "ruining" the relationship is a dead end, and that even if you had been perfect the relationship would still turn out horrible, it gets a lot easier.

She must be really mad at you rite now or some thing and she doesnt wanna talk cuz she has a temper and just one little unaware drop or straw of stress will over flow the bucket or crack the camels back. translation: Shes really upset and one word could make her scream in your face. you have some communication problems think back to what you did and try to romantic/friendly to her. -JMW

While it is hard to defend or stick up for someone who will not do the same for you, I can think of two reasons to do so:

1. Do unto others as you want them to do unto you.

2. Doing good to others.

Of course, that doesn't mean that I would stick up for someone who is doing wrong or is in the wrong, but if they are not doing anything wrong and they are in the right, I would take the high road and stick up for them.

Also, that does not mean that I would physically fight for anyone, but if someone was getting beat up, I would call for help even if the person would not do the same for me.

I don't think there's one answer to this question. The very first time is special. When you meet them, they become part of you, and when they leave, they take that part of you with them. And boy do you feel the pain of it. You don't hear from them much, and you wish they'd come back. You wish they'd make you feel special like they used to, you wish you could change back the clock, and make everything alright again. Getting over your first is an emotionally hard time, especially if it seemed perfect at the time. You have to stay strong, and come to terms with the fact that if things were meant to be, they would of worked themselves out.

Did he break up with you? If he did, he is still dangling himself in front of you in order to get his way. He 'won't let it happen' because he enjoys the sex and attention you provide him, but doesn't want a committed relationship with you, and knows if he tells you this, you would stop being available to him as a sex buddy.

While you both have been seeing other people as well, your ex is continuing to use you as his 'backup plan'---someone easily available for him to get attention and sex from---for as long as he doesn't find anyone better. Once he finds someone he feels suits him better overall, you will be dropped like a hot potato, with no explanations.

If you don't want this, protect yourself emotionally. Let him know you can no longer be in contact with him until he is on the same page as you about wanting a committed relationship. Then comes the hardest part---don't contact him and don't respond to his contacts to you unless he makes it crystal clear that he wants an committed relationship with you. Don't give in to any vague promises; the minute you start giving him no strings sex and attention, you'll be back at square one.

The Forget-Me-Not is a "shy" plant as touching it makes it droop. Placing a lighter under one of its leaves will cause it to droop then lets a little moisture into the air.

well he has to prove that if he loves you. He would be with you and you only.

You cant trust everyone

Eric

Laster ^_^

You need to convince them you have changed ,you cant just say i have changed you need to show itt.

it may take longer but in the long run it sre i worth it.

the one thing the person you have hurt needs to hear is that your sorry and even after your sorry you dont go jumping in with both feet you need to wait till the right time when you feel she/he can trust you .

But you have to make sure you dont leave it to long you might miss ur chance.

6 days

it can mean a lot of things. it can mean "go sit down"

or in a relationship it can mean we should not be with each other for a while (a week or more... like forever). it is a nice way to say we are done