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If it was love that broke it - real love - no amount of time, money, friends, distraction or distance will touch it. You'll learn to cope like an amputee learns to function without a limb - but 'better' is a word that will never apply to your situation. The above response about 'i know ur pain' is a bullshit platitude from someone who has read too many greeting cards. The loss of real love is probably the worst thing that can happen to a human being. Fortunately it's exceedingly rare.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 2606923 Interesting. It happened to me and never went away, even years later. The pain satys buy you just learn to manage it after you come to the realisation that it will never go away any time soon. I question my life and find it to be very hollow and empty, like I had missed some vital part for everything to be how is used to be and how it should be, but which is now gone. I go on. The show must go on, Sometimes I try to ignore it and pretend it's not there, and occasionally I even succede become so distracted that I forget about it for a little while, but i's always there, patiently waiting for me to drop my guard. Sorry that some go through that.I must be unusual but I never get myself that attached to anyone.I am a loner for that very reason.I would love to have a close friend but every time the person wants to make it more and then I feel smothered so I exit. If I do care for someone and they want to end it I never feel anything.I am okay with it.I just dont understand why a person bases their happiness on someone else.
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