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I’m currently going through the post break up blues. Writing has helped me calm my mind when all I can do is think of him.
Write down what you love and miss about them, let all those tears get out. Thennm write about all the times they pissed you off and when and why things were rocky. every time you miss them look back at the list of shit they did that hurt you to remind yourself there’s someone out there who won’t treat you that way.
I’m also legit meeting up w my ex’s mom tomorrow to give some of his shit back (he’s currently in Montana so I cant give it to him) just to get it out of my line of vision and get him out of my space and headspace as much as possible. Ugh it all hurts so bad but it’ll be ok.
Jul 16, 2025

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journaling always helps me during a break-up. you can share your feelings/write them letters that you don’t need to send. make lists of things you want to remember/learn from the relationship. Write lyrics yourself or lyrics of songs that remind you of them.
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This is so hard and different for everyone, I’m 2ish years post big break up and sometimes I feel consumed with thoughts about it all, other times it’s out of my mind.
I suggest you fill your time!! I took up running, yoga, pottery, got a new job, got a cat, I try to travel, I date good amount even if I know I’m not ready for a BIG relationship I just want to keep meeting new people.
if You feel the need to talk about it but you can’t maybe try journaling or therapy? I write the worst poetry in the world whenever I can’t stop thinking of him and it gets me out of that cycle.
Love and life and heartbreak is hard and beautiful and shitty and fun!! if you’re still thinking about this person and relationship so long after, maybe you need to keep learning from it or maybe you need to cut yourself some slack!!
Mucho loveo
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for me it has been helpful to frame it as getting through heartbreak rather than over - i’ve felt it is more of a journey rather than having an identifiable threshold or fixed point of being ā€œoverā€ the person. so - these are my main recommendations for things to do to get through the heartbreak: this isn’t true for everyone, but for me and most people i know, one of the worst things for processing is being around the person a bit right after—itā€˜s like making your emotional process and brain not be on the same page—so space is probably the #1 thing i recommend as being useful to fully processing that you’re not together romantically. music (also films/shows too) can help you feel seen and understood—heartbreak is a unique type of hurt. i have like 3-4 playlists from different heartbreaks i have been thru lol! journaling, to process your emotions solo, though sometimes adding a therapist is needed! hobbies (solo or with friends) so you can find ways to do positive & engaging things in your increased spare time! spend some extra time being in love with yourself. ā¤ļøā€šŸ©¹ source: my personal misfortunes, trials, & tribulations in love
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