7 Fast Ways to Get Over Your Broken Heart …


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7 Fast Ways to Get Over Your Broken Heart ...

It hurts, I know. To like someone so much, and yet have them hurt you so bad. And yet, there is still something in you that makes you want them anyway. If they hurt you now, they’ll hurt you later – that’s the hard truth. So, to save yourself from more heartbreak later, do these seven steps now!


1. Realize You Deserve Better

Remind yourself that you’re special, and that you deserve someone that will treat you that way. Everyone deserves someone that treats them right, that loves them unconditionally. Everyone, including you, deserves someone that respects them and their feelings. Realizing this is the first step to getting over an old crush.

2. Occupy Your Time

Don’t spend your time dwelling on the past and on what you wanted with that person. Put it behind you. Instead, fill your calendar with time with family and friends. Go shopping, have mani-pedi parties with girlfriends, do some baking in the kitchen – whatever it takes to deprive yourself of time to think about that one person in your past.

3. Get Rid Of Memories

I know that memories in your mind are more difficult to get rid of, but rid your room and locker of anything reminding your of that person. If you can’t throw it away (like an expensive necklace or something) bury it deep in your closet a while, or sell it if you can. Seeing things that remind you of that person will only prolong the healing process.

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  1. February 7, 2011 at 7:04 pm Permalink
    Carmen says:
    Well my ex broke up with me on valentines day right after he took me out. So I took everything he gave me which included christmas and my birthday which was several hundred dollars worth ... See more of stuff. Got some lighter fluid and burned all of his gifts in my yard and roasted marshmallows with my best friend :) one of my best nights ever!
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    • February 9, 2011 at 6:09 pm
      Sheila says:
      Haha Carmen,
      Sounds like such a blast! What an ass though for braking up on Valentine’s Day! Seriously!
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  2. January 25, 2011 at 8:36 pm Permalink
    Deb says:
    WELL, IV JUST ABOUT 2 HRS AGO CHANGED MY LIFE TO WHERE I THOUGHT IT WAS GOING FROM THIS MORNING! I WISHED THIS NEVER NEVER HAPPENED BUT IT DID, MY PARTNER OF 4 YRS ... See more WHO I LOVED SO MUCH, LEFT HIS PHONE AT HOME THIS MORNING, AS I HAD A HORRIBLE SUSPISION ON SOMEONE HE WORKED WITH I DECIDED TO LOOK THRU HIS PHONE,THAT WAS WHEN I REALISED I DIDNT KNOW HIM AT ALL. THE TEXES WERENT HORRIFIC, BUT ENOUGH TO MAKE MY DOUBTS RIGHT, HE HAD BEEN FLIRTING WITH THIS LADY, WHICH I JUST KNEW BUT HE CONSTANTELY DENIED. HOW DARE HE TREAT ME LIKE A FOOL! MAKING ME FEEL LIKE I WAS IN THE WRONG,THERE WERE OTHER TEXES ON THERE WHICH I NEVER FELT HE WOULD WRITE. WHEN HE CAME HOME THAT DAY, HIS PRE PREPARED STORIES WHERE VERY GOOD, BUT HOW COULD I TRUST HIS STORIES, I HAD TO BELIEVE HIM, BUT I JUST COULDNT ANYMORE, ENOUGH WAS ENOUGH, SO I ASKED HIM TO LEAVE. I CRIED AND WAS SO SO SCARED THAT HAD I DONE THE RIGHT THING? WAS HIS STORIES TRUE? HAD I BEEN TO HASTY? IM A 40 YEAR OLD WOMAN, I WAS SCARED TO BE LONELY, BE ON MY OWN YET AGAIN, I THOUGHT WE WERE HAPPY! BUT YOU KNOW, WE FOUGHT ALL THE TIME, HE WAS A CONTROL FREAK, WHICH I TRIED TO DENIE, BUT I KNEW I HAD DONE RIGHT WHEN MY SON OF 16 AND VERY LEVEL HEADED SAID TO ME AFTER HE LEFT, MUM YOU DONE THE RIGHT THING, I HEARED HIS EXCUSES, BUT HE BLAMED AND TURNED IT ON YOU BECAUSE HE HAD NO ARGUMENT, HE WAS WRONG. THE CONTROLLER WAS WRONG. AND THAT IS ALL I NEEDED FOR THE STRENGH TO MOVE ON, MY KIDS ARE MY WORLD, NOT A CONTROLLING SELFISH MAN!!!!
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    • January 27, 2011 at 6:04 am
      Sheila says:
      Hi Deb,
      Firstly, I’m so sorry about the way things turned out. Secondly, no you weren’t hasty at all. If this has been something that has been bothering you for a while and reading his ... See more messages just confirmed your worst fears then why doubt that you did the right thing? Of course he knew he left his phone and I’m sure had a fair idea that you may go through it and came with pre-prepared excuses. I know it’s scary to be on your own again but don’t let fear stop you from doing what’s right. I’m proud of you for asking him to leave and I hope that you can find the strength to continue on without him. Your kids sound like a wonderful support system and trust me, you will be fine with time :) :)
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  3. January 24, 2011 at 8:12 pm Permalink
    Sean Watkins says:
    Hey Cherith

    Thanks for sharing, it takes a while to get over a broken heart! this post is a good place to start!

    Sean
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  4. January 19, 2011 at 5:58 pm Permalink
    Madison says:
    I’d really like some outside views and advice on a similar situation of my own. I was introduced to a guy a few months ago, I wasn’t immediately interested, but his charm won me over, ... See more and had an amazing, unoticed at first, effect on me. He was, in my then view, too good to be true. We got on so well, it was as if we had known each other all our lives. It was amazing. We started a relationship fairly quickly. He dined me, and romanced me, and within the first two weeks announced that he had fallen in love with me. I was completely head over heels. All of my friends commented on how different I was. In a good way! They said every day seemed to be ‘glowing’ and attached to an extremely large smile! Every day, nothing could get me down. Eventually, I started to become suspicious. He was always acting in a mysterious way, and held back sternly from sharing things with me about his personal life, although we exchanged life stories early on in the relationship, every little detail. The mystery was mainly concerning his job, and wouldn’t really discuss what he did, and didn’t want me to know where he lived, which caused friction as my house at the time was a mad house, so we rarely got any alone time. He made this seem my fault, although his place never got mentioned as an option. (I didn’t want to bring it up in case he felt uncomfortable). So we decided to take a break until i had moved out, which would then allow us to spend more time together. He then ignored me for a whole week, and eventually got back to me and said this was due to ‘work stuff’. Not even a text. So I decided it was fair enough. In the week running up to my move, I got in contact and asked if he wanted to talk about things, as originally agreed. He seemed reluctant but we arranged a day. A couple of days later, I came acorss, to my absolute horror a facebook profile, of a girl I did not know, with her profile photo of him and her in bed together! I looked at her photos, and he was in each and every one of her photos. It seems the week he ignored me and had ‘work stuff’ on, he was wining, dining and romancing her instead! These were all recently updated photos, including her birthday celebrations, which, curiously just included them two, and the countryside. I questioned him, and he simply said ‘we didn’t agree not to have any other relationships while we were on a break’. and we argued a lot. He then said that he agreed to have this ‘talk’ so he could tell me he had another girlfriend and didn’t want to get back together, because it would never work. while all along i thought the talk, as agreed, was about getting back together! i put my life on hold, which took a lot of strength and a knock to my self-respect. It seems I was being treated like a fool, and everything added up in the end, he was more than likely seeing this girl when we were together. hence the mysterious behaviour. Well, I can’t be sure, but it’s more likely than unlikely based on everything. I’ve now deleted his number, after telling him a few days ago i didnt want to speak to him again, and im trying to move on. it’s so difficult. as i said, originally i wasn’t attracted to him, but he magically made me fall in love with him, without me realising st first! it’s was all and then nothing in the blink of an eye. I can’t seem to remove the mental images of them two together. I’d really like your views on this one, did I do the right thing, and was he in the wrong as my friends tell me?

    Thanks! x
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  5. January 19, 2011 at 5:35 pm Permalink
    Sam Smith says:
    it’s not impossible to get over someone. Therefore you CAN do it! Tell yourself this frequently.
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    • January 20, 2011 at 12:09 pm
      Denise says:
      Hey Sam! Thanks for reminding and encouraging everyone!
      And it really is true everyone. You can stop feeling the pain and the betrayal. It may take a while but it can be done.
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  6. January 15, 2011 at 5:39 pm Permalink
    these tips helped a lot ijust have to confront him about the whole thing and then i will decide from then on…if its not heart breaking enough
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  7. January 15, 2011 at 12:45 am Permalink
    Marisa says:
    I have liked this guy for 4or 5 months now and we had something…i wouldnt really call it a relationship..but something. Only problem, he never really felt for me the way I did for him. ... See more Lets start at the beginning, I liked him the moment i met him, Matt. He was sweet, flirty, and everything i look for in a guy. Sure there were warning signs like people saying he hadn’t had a girlfriend for more then a month, but i didn’t care then. things were good for a while i asked him out once while we were hanging out, and he said he wanted to get to know me more…I though maybe he was telling the truth. But, things started to get worse. He started flirting with other girls right in front of me, flirting with my bestfriend, and not answering me when i tried to talk to him. It has all spiraled downward, hitting rock bottom today…we were in class, i was working with one of my great friends on a project and he was sitting in fron of us and i never though id hear any guy say what he said he said you know i get why you two work together, because that way sarah’s smart goody two shoes girlness, blocks out Marisa’s stupid slutty nature. This article is really helping me figure out how to get over him. thanks
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    • January 15, 2011 at 1:31 am
      Denise says:
      I’m sorry you had to experience something like that. From the sound of it, he’s not ready for a serious relationship and you are. It’s good that you are trying to get over him. That ... See more way, you can open up your life for better friendships and maybe a serious relationship.
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    • February 7, 2011 at 7:44 pm
      Julie says:
      Awww! Sorry! Guys can be soooo rude! I really liked this guy and I ended up sending a stupid message kinda majorly hinting that I liked him, and it’s been a while now and he ... See more is ignoring me! It’s so hurtful to get rejected! I’m sorry you had to put up with such an ass! Gosh he is not worth it tho!
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  8. January 14, 2011 at 10:39 pm Permalink
    Elana says:
    I put all my ex boyfrineds stuff like gifts and stuff in a box and threw it somewere in my closit.
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    • January 15, 2011 at 1:40 am
      Denise says:
      This worked for me too. Then when I could finally bear to look at the things again, I took them out of the closet and put them in the trash can. Hahaha.
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  9. January 3, 2011 at 7:11 am Permalink
    Nice post. It is quiet inspirational. Yes it takes time to get over a broken heart.
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  10. January 2, 2011 at 9:16 pm Permalink
    Melina says:
    this helped alot, thanks.
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